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Acted for the Defendant in a claim pleaded at £1.8M involving neurological, spinal and psychiatric injuries, including an instability in the structures of C1/2, trigeminal nerve pain and PTSD. C had been a nurse. Her pleaded case was that she…
Acted for the Claimant who suffered serious orthopaedic and urological injuries. The primary dispute was whether C was able to continue working as a production operative in a car factory (albeit with ‘restricted worker’ status), or whether she was entitled…
Acted for the Claimant, a 21-year-old man who was injured in a motorbike accident, leaving him without fine motor skill in his non-dominant hand. C did not have formal qualifications, but had been working as part of an Ambulance crew…
Acted for the Defendant in this traumatic brain injury claim involving contested evidence from neurologists, neuropsychologists and neuropsychiatrists. C’s case was advanced at just under £1M, the bulk of which related to loss of earnings as the head of design…
Acted for the Claimant who injured his ankle in a motorbike accident aged 16. The only significant dispute between the parties was whether C would have had a successful career professional rugby league player. C advanced a loss of chance…
Acted for claimant, a 73-year-old man who suffered spinal injuries after a workplace fall from height. Contributory negligence and causation in were dispute. C made a remarkable recovery in the circumstances, but maintained that he would have continued to work…
Acted for the Claimant in a negotiated settlement of £175,000 involving a significant causation dispute arising from orthopaedic injuries sustained a bicycle accident. D relied upon the Claimant’s pre-accident history of psychiatric issues to contend that C was unlikely to…
One of the first findings of fundamental dishonesty by remote video link following the Covid-19 lockdown. (Instructed by Ryan Curley of Horwich Farrelly.)
Dishonest litigant sentenced to 5 months’ immediate custody for false personal injury claim. Paul McGrath and James Henry, instructed by Benjamin Leech of Keoghs LLP, secured a committal order of immediate imprisonment for 5 months for contempt of court against…
Genuine injury claim dismissed owing the claimant’s fundamental dishonesty in relation to the claim.
