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Tunisia Inquests

Andrew O’Connor KC is instructed to act for HMG in the inquests into the deaths of the 30 British nationals who died in the terrorist attack at Sousse, Tunisia in June 2015.

03/03/2016

The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse

Andrew O’Connor KC is instructed by the Inquiry to act in the investigation into child sex abuse in Westminster. Cathryn McGahey KC is Leading Counsel for The Department for Education.

03/03/2016

Valentin & Anor v UPS Ltd

Findings of fundamental dishonesty on the papers following discontinuance the day before trial. (Instructed by Adrian Cottam and Amy Hickey of Clyde & Co.) Claims worth c.£70,000 defeated and indemnity costs awarded. (Instructed by Adrian Cottam and Amy Hickey of…

03/03/2016

Taylor v ARK AVTS Limited

A 42-year-old Account Manager settles his fibromyalgia claim for £494,000 – instructed by Phillip Cohen of Brian Barr Solicitors.

02/03/2016

Prosecutor v Prince Taylor, Special Court for Sierra Leone (SCSL)

Defence Counsel for former investigator of Charles Taylor (ex-President of Liberia) on charges of bribery before the SCSL. Mr Taylor was acquitted of all counts.

01/03/2016

Al-Jedda v Secretary of State for Home Department, Supreme Court

Acting for Home Office in case concerning the deprivation of UK citizenship and statelessness.

28/02/2016

Inquest into the death of Malika Sawyer

Acted for a school in the inquest into the death of a pupil who had been found hanging at the school. Conclusion of suicide. Inquest considered communication between the school, CAMHS, social services and the police and concluded that that…

28/02/2016

Tariq Aziz v Attorney-General (High Court)

Representing the AG in judicial review of the AG’s refusal to grant permission to prosecute Tony Blair for alleged war crimes in Iraq.

27/02/2016

R (Shehu) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Citizens Directive: no suspensive appeals) IJR

The Tribunal (UTJ Freeman) held that the redress procedure required by articles 31 and 35 of the Citizens Directive does not make it necessary to treat EEA appeals of any kind as suspensive, since arrangements can be made, on the…

26/02/2016

Sabir v Osei-Kwabena

Contributory negligence of pedestrian.

25/02/2016

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