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Marcus Grant represented the Claimant, a 31-year-old highway worker, who recovered £643,000 in respect of a brachial plexus injury to his non-dominant arm sustained in a motorcycle accident where liability was contested. It was common ground that C was riding his…
Andrew, who has been Director Service Prosecutions (DSP) of the Service Prosecuting Authority since December 2013, has agreed to extend until November 2020. The Service Prosecuting Authority provides independent consideration of criminal and service disciplinary offences. The Authority prosecutes cases…
Cathryn McGahey KC and Vinesh Mandalia of No 5 Chambers represented the Home Secretary in an appeal by three members of the Rochdale paedophile gang, who were challenging the Home Secretary’s decision to deprive them of their British citizenship. The…
Marcus Grant represented the Claimant, a 61-year-old construction worker who sustained a head injury in a workplace accident following which he developed epilepsy. He managed to continue working, albeit in difficulty and with a colleague covering for him for two years…
Having delivered his judgement in Wae 1 of the phone hacking claims against the Mirror Group Newpapers, the Senior Costs Judge delivered a further judgment in the Wave 2 claims upon the test of proportionality and, in particular, how the…
The Senior Costs Judge delivered am important judgment as to the application of the test of proportionality and how its constituent elements should be applied. Simon Browne QC represented the successful phone hacking victims against Mirror Group Newspapers in this…
