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The UK Covid-19 Inquiry has been set up to examine the UK’s response to and impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, and learn lessons for the future. Andrew O’Connor KC, Fiona Canby & Zeenat Islam form part of the Counsel to…
Nicholas Moss KC (led by Eleanor Grey KC) is lead junior for the Department of Health and Social Care and former DHSC Ministers and Civil Servants in the large scale public inquiry into those infected and affected by contaminated blood…
Nicholas Moss KC represented the Senior Coroner in the judicial review concerning whether the enhanced procedural obligation under Article 2 was engaged in the inquest into the death of Dawn Sturgess, and regarding the scope of the inquest.
Nicholas Moss KC was Counsel to the Inquest for Senior Coroner Heidi Coroner in this inquest concerning the death of Aston Mclean following police contact.
Instructed by Speaker’s Counsel, Nicholas Moss KC acted for the Parliamentary Authorities in the inquest into the death of PC Keith Palmer.
Nicholas Moss KC (with Georgina Wolfe, Cicely Haywood (5 Essex Court) and Richard Boyle) led the team representing the Ministry of Defence and individual soldiers in the fresh inquest into the death of Geoff Gray at Deepcut barracks. The short…
Nicholas Moss KC, Emma Price and Matthew Waszak represented the Ministry of Defence in the fresh inquest into the death of Sean Benton at Deepcut Barracks on 9 June 1995. The nominated judge-coroner HH Peter Rook KC gave his findings…
Nicholas Moss (who did not appear in the original inquest hearings) represented both the Ministry of Defence and Lance Corporal of Horse Kelly in the resumed inquest into the death of LCpl Brynin, who died in October 2013 on active…
Nicholas Moss KC and Emma Price (assisted by Matthew Waszak) represented the Ministry of Defence and two individual servicemen in the further inquest into the death of Cheryl James. Ms James was the second of four trainees to die at…
Discrimination claim in relation to British Locally Engaged Staff / Interpreters in Afghanistan. The Appellants argued that the Government’s scheme for Afghan staff (comprising separate intimidation and redundancy policies) was discriminatory because it was in some respects less favourable than the…
