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Court of Appeal overturns judgment which dismissed the retired miner’s claim against his former solicitors. Jonathan Watt-Pringle QC was instructed by Mellor Hargreaves on the appeal against the dismissal of the claim on grounds that the appellant had failed to…
43-year-old Warehouse Worker recovered £539,000 for post traumatic fibromyalgia following a workplace accident – Marcus Grant instructed by Steven Akerman of Brian Barr Solicitors represented the Claimant. A Warehouse Worker for Argos fell backwards landing heavily on her right sacro-iliac…
Jonathan Watt-Pringle, instructed by Clyde and Co, successfully argued for the dismissal of the claim on grounds that the claimant had lied about his inability to return to work after his accident. The claimant suffered multiple serious injuries, including a…
On 27 April 2017, Karim Khan KC appeared in the Military Tribunal in Yaounde, Cameroon where he is the international lawyer in a team defending Human Rights lawyer, Dr. Nkomgho Felix Agbor Bala. Dr. Felix Agbor Bala possess a doctorate…
William Irwin represented HMP/YOI Cookham Wood in an inquest into the death in custody of Daniel Adewole, which has just concluded. Daniel Adewole was 16 years old when he was found dead in his cell at HMP/YOI Cookham Wood. He was…
We are delighted to announce our second major seminar of 2017. The aim of the seminar is to bring together solicitors, in-house lawyers, insurers, directors and senior managers concerned with health and safety to inform and excite debate on a…
_TGC Health Safety Conference 2017
Keith Morton KC represented the Civil Aviation Authority at the high profile Inquest into the death of Mr Richard Westgate, a former British Airways pilot. In the course of the investigation into Mr Westgate’s death it had been suggested he…
The event has been organised by Dr Victor Kattan, Senior Research Fellow at NUS. More information can be found here.
Simon Browne QC and James Laughland appeared for two separate successful Respondents in the Supreme Court. Three national newspapers (The Times, Daily Mail, and The Mirror) were attempting to avoid paying any additional liabilities (success fees and ATE premiums) to…
