Throughout our history we have been at the forefront of innovation and legislative change with a view to achieving the best outcome for personal injury claimants:

. 2004
Frenkel Topping Group PLC admission onto Alternative Invesment Market (AIM).

. 2003
Frenkel Topping appoints James Brearley & Sons in order to offer clients access to a discretionary management service.

. 2002-2003
Frenkel Topping hosts series of successful conferences, educating and informing the legal fraternity of the proposed New Practice Direction changes and how they will affect their decisions regarding Structured Settlements in the future.

. 2002
We are represented on the Master of the Rolls Working Party by John Frenkel.

Frenkel Topping contributes to the Lord Chancellors Department's investigations into Structured Settlements.

. 2001
Awarded Fund Strategy Award for the best small to medium sized fund strategist in the UK.

. 2000
Frenkel Topping forms a partnership with the Bank of Scotland to create Trustee Bank Accounts and Receivership Bank Accounts. These are required for families who administer the financial affairs of personal injury clients, who come under the jurisdiction of the Court of Protection.

Frenkel Topping launches subsidiary company Mainstay Life Services Ltd, responding to the holistic needs of our personal injury clients. Mainstay provides specialist help in case management and facilitating rehabilitation following an injury or clinical negligence.

. 1999
Sees the introduction of our in - house Investment Management Service.

. 1996
Frenkel Topping is involved in the Criminal Injuries Compensation Act which enables recipients of such Awards to receive Structured Settlements. We gain a special mention in Hansard; referred to as the 'Frenkel Topping amendment'.

Frenkel Topping opens London office to service London and the South.

We establish a trading relationship with one of the largest Structured Settlement companies in the US.

. 1995 & 1996
Frenkel Topping instructs parliamentary lobbyists to canvass for the necessary changes in the 1995 and 1996 Finance Acts, which puts Structured Settlements on a statutory footing.

. 1995
Frenkel Topping develops Special Needs Trusts, a product designed to enable personal injury clients, who are also recipients of means tested benefits, to keep these benefits following the award of damages.

. 1994
Frenkel Topping is a significant contributor to the Law Commission Consultation Paper to make Structured Settlements accessible to virtually the whole of the personal injury market.

. 1989
Frenkel Topping becomes the first firm to establish Structured Settlements in the case of Kelly -v- Dawes. A Structured Settlement is the purchase of a tax free annuity which gives an income for the rest of the client's life.

. 1982
Our work expands to advising clients on the investment of their personal injury damages.

. 1980
Frenkel Topping is founded as a practice primarily advising solicitors and insurers on personal injury cases.