About Maddison
Maddison Keeble is a Paralegal in the Personal Injury department at TV Edwards Solicitors, having joined the firm in 2025. She holds a Master of Laws (LLM), awarded in July 2026, and is preparing to sit the SQE with the aim of qualifying as a solicitor. Maddison has developed valuable experience supporting clients in personal injury matters and works closely with partner Felix Couchman and solicitor Julie Leslie on a diverse caseload. Combining strong legal knowledge with a diligent and empathetic approach, she is committed to providing clients with clear guidance and effective support throughout their claims.
Maddison takes a compassionate and client-focused approach to her work. Recognising the impact that an injury can have on every aspect of a person’s life, she works closely with clients to understand their individual circumstances and provide clear, supportive guidance throughout the claims process, ensuring they feel informed, reassured, and supported from start to finish.
Key Expertise / Practice Areas
- Personal Injury
- Medical Negligence
- Actions Against Police
Notable cases
- Assists clients pursuing low-value road traffic accident claims, supporting them throughout the claims process from initial instruction to settlement.
- Works closely with Felix Couchman and Julie Leslie on a diverse range of personal injury matters, assisting with case progression, document preparation, and client communication.
- Supports the management of litigated personal injury claims by preparing correspondence, collating evidence, and liaising with insurers, medical experts, and other third parties.
- Assists in obtaining and reviewing medical records, expert evidence, and financial loss documentation to support clients’ claims for compensation.
- Provides day-to-day client support on personal injury matters, helping to ensure claims are progressed efficiently and clients remain informed throughout the process.
Publications & Thought leadership
Interests
Outside of work, Maddison is an avid reader with a particular passion for literature. She has contributed to the Kent Law Review as an editor, combining her enthusiasm for writing with her legal studies. Maddison previously volunteered with The 93% Club, supporting initiatives aimed at improving social mobility and ensuring state-educated students have access to the same opportunities as their peers. These experiences have strengthened her commitment to inclusion, accessibility, and supporting others in achieving their goals.
