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Peter Freeman represented D in relation to a catastrophic RTA that occurred on 8th February 2014 in which C sustained a severe Traumatic Brain Injury. C’s pre-accident lifestyle was variously described as “impoverished” and “chaotic”. Post-accident, when C regained consciousness…
The Claimant (C) was an 11-year-old schoolboy at date of accident and 22 years old at trial, who sustained significant injuries. He alighted from a bus outside school and, being slightly late and in a rush, attempted to cross the…
Peter Freeman was completely successful in a liability trial in the High Court in Bristol. The case concerned a 13-year old boy knocked down on a traffic light-controlled pedestrian crossing outside his school, by a large vehicle travelling at 23…
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…
Instructed by D in relation to a claim arising out of a death on a TfL station. Trial of 3 preliminary issues, namely (i) was the Dec a trespasser at the time of death? (ii) was a duty of care…
Representing D, who took an incredibly proactive and pragmatic approach to injuries arising from a tragic RTA. D had admitted liability early; both parties had expert evidence in 9 specialist fields. Instructed to value quantum and negotiate a settlement to…
Peter Freeman was instructed on this liability admitted claim. Young mother sustained truly horrific, life-threatening facial and brain injuries as a result of a rock penetrating her car windscreen as she drove her young child. The claim was for multi-millions…
Long-running contested litigation. C, a functioning alcoholic, sustained a severe TBI and orthopaedic injuries as a result of walking into the path of a taxi during the early hours of the morning. Liability, quantum, causation, care and provisional damages were…
C sustained life-threatening physical injuries and psychological sequelae as a result of a motorbike accident. No other vehicles were involved; C alleged the accident was caused by reason of highway defects, specifically recently re-laid surface and manhole covers. Diametrically opposed…
Trial arising from a serious pedestrian v bus accident in which C ultimately lost her leg. Liability and quantum disputed.
