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The Administrative Court upheld the decision of the Home Secretary to impose TPIMs on three individuals alleged to be senior leaders of the proscribed Islamist extremist organisation Al-Muhajiroun. The Court rejected the argument of two of the Respondents that ALM…
Sacha Ackland, instructed by Elaine Ibbotson of Keoghs, secured the dismissal of a large credit hire and personal injury claim. The Claimant claimed his motorbike had been knocked over and damaged, and that he had suffered significant injury. The Defendant…
In Braibente v QBE Insurance, Matt Waszak (instructed by Stuart Clemson of DWF and Suky Cheema of QBE Insurance) acted for the defendant insurer in the successful dismissal of a claim for credit hire and storage charges exceeding £30,000. District…
Regional Costs Judge Phillips handed down Judgment today in respect of 4 preliminary issues that arose for determination in a solicitor-client costs dispute. Sian Reeves was instructed by the successful firm of solicitors. The preliminary issues that arose for determination…
Upper Tribunal Judge Allen handed down judgment today in R (Philip) v. Secretary of State for the Home Department, dismissing the Applicant’s claim for judicial review. Sian Reeves acted for the Secretary of State. The Applicant challenged the Secretary of…
Keith Morton KC and Dominic Adamson KC secure a half million pound reduction in fine for Tata Steel UK. In what is believed to be the first successful appeal against sentence for a very large organisation sentenced for health and…
