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Mr Justice Martin Spencer approves £1.35m lump sum settlement in a brain injury case. Marcus Grant appeared for the Claimant. Marcus Grant instructed by Amina Ali of Barings Solicitors, represented a 27 year old pedestrian who sustained a severe brain injury in…
90 year old lady recovers £298,000 gross of contributory negligence for a shoulder injury in a running down accident. Marcus Grant, instructed by Amina Ali of Barings Solicitors represented the Claimant. The Claimant was an 86-year-old widow living alone when she…
Temple Garden Chambers is delighted to announce that Richard Wilkinson has been elected as the Secretary of the Personal Injury Bar Association (PIBA). The PIBA represents some 1,400 members of the Bar who undertake personal injury work.
See link for full details and booking information – COMMERCIAL LITIGATION FUNDING COSTS BREAKFAST
TGC will be holding a Commercial Litigation Funding Conference covering all the key costs updates together with the recent case law on recoverability of ATE premiums on 12 June 2018. See link for further details and booking information.
On 23rd March 2018 the Supreme Court (Lord Mance, Lord Hughes and Lady Black) granted permission to appeal. On 27th April 2017 A Czech individual’s extradition was ordered by a District Judge at Westminster Magistrates’ Court. He had been sentenced…
Temple Garden Chambers is delighted to announce that on the advice of the Lord Chancellor and the Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales Karim Khan KC has been appointed a Recorder. The appointment will take effect from 4 April…
TGC is delighted to announce that Karim Khan KC (FSIArb) has been admitted as a Fellow of the Singapore Institute of Arbitrators effective immediately.
Paul McGrath acted for the successful Appellant in an appeal before Mr Justice Foskett. The Master had refused the Defendant a retrospective extension of time to file and serve his orthopaedic evidence. Mr Justice Foskett accepted that CPR 3.9 was…
Rhys Davies spoke at an event at the 37th session of the Human Rights Council, in Geneva. Rhys chaired a meeting relating to the use of mercenaries in the conflict in Yemen, with particular reference to their deployment by the UAE….
