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Sian Reeves (leading Jonathan Worboys) acted for the successful Defendants, the Secretaries of State for the Home Department and Defence in R (QP1 & Anor) v Secretary of State for the Home Department & Anor [2025] EWHC 1388 (Admin). The case was…
Anthony Johnson (instructed by Michael Wangermann of Ashtons Legal) representing the Claimant and Peter Freeman (instructed by Lisa Collins of DWF) representing the Defendants managed to reach a compromise of numerous disputed issues culminating in a gross negotiated settlement of…
High Court application exploring provisions of CPR 32.5(3) permitting an existing witness to amplify her evidence with a further witness statement served out of time before trial Permission was granted for M to rely on parts of a third witness statement…
The definition of “equipment” under the Employer’s Liability (Defective Equipment) Act 1969 was explored A solicitor’s personal injury claim against her employer, arising from a workplace accident that occurred when a fire door handle detached as she pulled it, was…
James acted for the Claimant who suffered Naproxen-induced renal failure as a result of a chronic pain condition arising from an accident at work. All aspects of the case were in dispute and the Defendant alleged fundamental dishonesty. The claim…
The case involved a rare form of PPPD that resulted in the claimant collapsing when exposed to complicated patterns and complex visual scenes. The disputes centred on fundamental dishonesty and contested audiovestibular and neuropsychiatric expert evidence. A compromise was agreed…
James represented the Claimant at her successful split trial on liability in 2023 and later at the quantum ENE in 2025. The claimant suffered a mild TBI but went on to develop focal epilepsy with visual hallucinations, chronic pain and…
£650,000 settlement in an interesting liability and quantum dispute involving a young croupier at a top Mayfair casino whose ability to progress through the ranks of his profession was curtailed by a progressive ankle injury requiring multiple surgeries at key…
The Claimant’s car was clamped, seized and sold by an enforcement agency (D2) instructed by a city council (D1). The Claimant had bought the car without notice of a penalty charge notice. Seeking to enforce the debt on the PCN,…
£1.75m settlement for a 46-year-old warehouse operative who developed CRPS that resulted in mirror spread chronic pain symptoms to two further limbs. C sustained a crush injury to his left foot with some possible stretching of his left superficial peroneal…
