About Ken
Ken Brough is a Partner at HCC Solicitors with over 25 years of experience dedicated exclusively to representing injured people and their families. Qualifying as a solicitor in 1999, Ken has worked at a number of reputable serious injury firms before joining HCC’s London office in June 2025.
Ken brings a proactive, empathetic, and client-focused approach to every case, striving to ensure the earliest and most effective rehabilitation for those who have suffered serious injuries. Known for his down-to-earth manner and clear, jargon-free advice, Ken builds strong, collaborative relationships with clients and opponents alike, while maintaining a robust and determined stance when necessary.
Outside of work, Ken is a keen tennis player, an avid music enthusiast, and a fan of cryptic crosswords.
Ken’s Expertise
Ken specialises in complex and high-value personal injury claims, including:
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Catastrophic and serious injuries
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Traumatic brain injuries
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Spinal cord injuries
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Multiple trauma cases
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Amputation claims
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Fatal accident claims
His considerable expertise enables him to tailor his approach to each client’s unique needs and circumstances, always aiming to secure the best possible outcome, both in terms of legal resolution and quality of life.
Ken’s Accreditations
- Member of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) since 2001
Independent Legal Guides
Ken is currently ranked in the pretigious independent legal guide, Chambers and Partners, and has been for several years. Independent feedback Ken has received includes:
“Ken is a seasoned partner within the field. He is well known and well respected, clients like him and he has excellent judgement.” (Chambers & Partners 2026)
“Ken is brilliant – he’s experienced, a safe pair of hands and has good sense.” (Chambers & Partners 2026)
“Ken is extremely experienced in all areas of personal injury, with years of expertise in road traffic and employer liability cases.” (Chambers & Partners 2026)
“Ken is an excellent personal injury lawyer whom I would recommend in any type of case.” (Chambers & Partners 2026)
