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The Appellant submitted that the public interest in extradition was outweighed by the interference with his right to private and family life in the UK (Article 8 ECHR). An important feature of the case was that the Appellant had served…
In the first and, perhaps, only UK extradition case to be considered by the Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) the Divisional Court (Simon LJ and William Davis J) has referred the following questions; “Where surrender is sought…
Marcus Grant represented the Claimant who was left with enduring symptoms. A then 27-year-old hotel manager sustained a whiplash injury in a road accident in which his vehicle was hit from the front imposing violent deceleration forces to his spine….
Robin Tam KC, Mathew Gullick (of 3PB) and Emily Wilsdon represented the Secretary of State for the Home Department before the Supreme Court in Jalloh, R (on the application of) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2020] UKSC…
Richard Wilkinson, instructed by Nick Richards at Weightmans LLP, represented Portuguese insurers in defending a claim by a Spanish national, aged 25, who sustained serious injuries whilst working in the UK in an RTA in which two of his work…
Temple Garden Chambers were delighted to participate in the 2020 Great Legal Bake with all proceeds raised going to the London Legal Support Trust. TGC was inundated with lots of delicious baked goods which were greatly appreciated and helped to…
Emily was instructed on a pro bono basis by Will Cornwell and Gurj Sidhu at Slater and Gordon solicitors, also acting pro bono, via a referral by the charity Road Peace. They represented the parents of a 24 year old…
Ben Casey, instructed by Patrick Maguire of Slater and Gordon, acted for the Claimant who had sustained a severe leg injury following a motorcycle accident. The Claimant had limited educational achievements and a sporadic work pre-accident work history. A key…
In 2015 the Claimant, who had recently set up his own business restoring vintage motorcycles, sustained life-changing injuries when knocked off his motorcycle and then run over by other vehicles whilst lying in the road. His most serious injuries included…
A 41-year-old warehouse worker recovered £1.146m in a negotiated settlement in respect of a brachial plexus injury and consequential losses sustained in a motorcycle accident. Marcus Grant represented the Claimant who was left with enduring symptoms. He underwent two surgeries…
