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On 20.06.19, HH Peter Rook QC delivered detailed factual findings and a combined narrative and short form conclusion in the fresh inquest into the death of Pte Geoff Gray at Deepcut barracks on 17 September 2001. Nicholas Moss represented the…
Richard was led by Keith Morton QC in a large prosecution against a leading construction company. The case concerned exposure to hand arm vibration over a nine year period. The Defendant raised an abuse of process argument which led to…
Richard Boyle (instructed by Faith Cosgrove of A & M Bacon) appeared in an appeal before HHJ Walden-Smith, sitting with DJ Lethem as an assessor. The judge allowed the appeal against Master Gordon-Saker (as he was then) in which the master had…
Richard represented the Appellant who was seeking a right of residence in the UK based on her EEA national child. The Appellant was estranged from the father of her EEA national child and therefore had little evidence to prove that…
Nicholas Chapman acted for the Secretary of State in the leading case concerning the circumstances in which a court can reject a foreign government’s assurances concerning treatment following extradition. The Republic of Kenya sought the extradition of Yagnesh Devani, a…
Instructed on behalf of the family at a high-profile inquest into the death of Ms Gardiner following an accident on the M4 when the Mini-Bus which she was driving broke down.
