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Temple Garden Chambers has chosen Royal Trinity Hospice as its supported charity for 2017. Chambers has traditionally supported a range of charities on an ad hoc basic, often connected to the Chambers’ areas of work. As a thriving successful set,…
On 7 July 2016, Matt Waszak, instructed by Jessica Wilson of A&M Bacon, appeared for the successful appellant in an appeal of a summary assessment of a pre-LASPO ATE premium before Langstaff J in the case of Pollard v University…
James Henry (instructed by Sandra MacMichael of Weightmans) represented Metroline at a hearing to determine issues of fundamental dishonesty following late discontinuance by the Claimant. The claimant submitted a personal injury claim against Metroline Travel Limited. She claimed to have…
On 19 January 2017, Matt Waszak, instructed by the Bar Pro Bono Unit, acted for the appellant in an application before the Court of Appeal (Gloster (Vice President), King, Lewison LJJ) to preserve the anonymity of appeal proceedings in an…
Simon Browne QC and James Laughland are appearing for separate Respondents in a three day challenge in the Supreme Court by the Appellant Newspapers (The Times, The Mail and The Mirror) to pay success fees and after the event insurance…
Shaman Kapoor successfully represented the Claimant in this case before Master Brown who was sitting as a judge of the County Court, albeit in the SCCO. The case arose out of a claim for clinical negligence that settled shortly after…
Nicholas Moss (who did not appear in the original inquest hearings) represented both the Ministry of Defence and Lance Corporal of Horse Kelly in the resumed inquest into the death of LCpl Brynin, who died in October 2013 on active…
44 year old IT Project Manager recovered £700,000 for the consequences of developing fibromyalgia . Marcus Grant (instructed by Alex Cohen of Brian Barr Solicitors) appeared for the Claimant. In March 2012 the Claimant sustained a soft tissue ‘whiplash’ injury to…
Andrew O’Connor QC is acting for the Foreign Office and other government departments at the inquests into the deaths of the 30 British nationals who died in the terrorist attack at Sousse, Tunisia on 26 June 2015, which commence today.
Alex Glassbrook, instructed at trial by Keoghs for two insurance companies, secured the dismissal of two claims made in relation to two alleged road traffic accidents, as well as costs orders against the unsuccessful claimants including orders for payments on…
