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JXMX v Dartford & Gravesham NHS Trust, PIBA & Press Association intervening

Court of Appeal gave guidance on anonymity at approval hearings in personal injury cases. David Barr KC appeared as a Friend of the Court.

17/02/2015

Al Khorafi & Ors V (1) Bank Sarasin-Alpen (ME) Limited (2) Bank Sarasin & Co. Limited

The substantive litigation concerned the mis-selling of financial investment products to the Claimants. The investments concerned a total sum of USD $230M. Judgment has been obtained and quantum assessed at USD $75M. The substantive litigation is the subject of appeal,…

12/02/2015

Dursan v J Sainsbury Plc

Representing D in a fatal road traffic accident. The driver of an LGV was in stop-start traffic in a busy area and aware of pedestrians crossing from both sides in between vehicles. The Deceased left the footpath and walked in…

12/02/2015

XY v South Central Strategic Health Authority

Acted for receiving party in a 3 day detailed assessment arising out of a claim for cerebral palsy caused by a birth injury. Recovered a significantly enhanced hourly rate based on the complexity of the litigation. Costs assessed at around…

11/02/2015

Kesia Leatherbarrow

Death of 17 year old shortly after release from police custody and court on bail. Instructed on behalf of the CPS.

07/02/2015

Stuart Baumber

Complex self-inflicted death in custody, article 2 inquest. Instructed on behalf of Sodexo Justice Services.

04/02/2015

Kashif v Simpson

Chronic pain claimant awarded £791,000 after a 3 day trial in the Bradford County Court. Marcus Grant (instructed By Tom Ranson of Ashton KCJ) appeared for the Claimant in an action arising out of a whiplash injury arising from a…

04/02/2015

Eleanor Wright v C. McKissock

Acted for a young female graduate who suffered a significant foot injury. She faced an inevitable future of arthritis in the ankle and foot. The case centered upon whether she would be Ogden 7 disabled and given the nascent level…

20/01/2015

Broni v MoD

Whether members of the armed services were ‘employees’ within CPR 45 Part IV. The outcome affected the size of the success fee.

20/01/2015

Paul Nicholas v Charles Hoskins

The claimant suffered a complex knee injury and the value of the claim centered on his handicap on the open labour market and his future loss; the claimant having worked almost exclusively for his working life as a Postman. The…

18/01/2015

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