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On 29 July 2021, the MV Mercer Street was in international waters off the coast of Oman when it was struck by an Iranian manufactured explosive laden one-way-attack drone. The attack killed the Captain and a British security guard. The…
David R White has secured exemplary damages for his client, an insurer who was the victim of orchestrated and repeated fraudulent credit hire claims by a rogue accident management company. Importantly, the Judge agreed that Judgment should be entered…
Rhys Davies will be speaking at the Bar Association in Buenos Aires on 2 December as part of an international conference on Transnational Organized Crime and International Criminal Law. The three-day conference brings together practitioners and academics to examine challenges…
On 19 September 2024, a gas explosion in CB’s home caused her to suffer 90-95% burns and for large parts of the family home to collapse around her as she escaped the explosion. CB was airlifted to hospital where tragically…
We are delighted to share that at last nights Chambers and Partners UK Bar Awards, we were successful in both of our shortlisted categories!Andrew O’Connor KC won Inquests and Inquiries Silk of the Year, and Richard Wilkinson won Personal Injury…
On 19 March 2025 on the M25, Leatherhead, the DVSA stopped a 3.5 tonne goods vehicle transporting bags of cement and timber from Dartford to Leatherhead. The vehicle had a maximum gross permitted weight of 3,500 kilograms. The vehicle was…
The Practicing Law Institute (PLI) of Singapore organised a symposium this week on International Investment Law and Investor-State Dispute Settlement. Rodney Dixon KC spoke on a panel addressing the ‘Unique Aspects of Investor-State Disputes Arising from Regional Uncertainties across the…
Independent Report recommends reversal of the Supreme Court decision in Maughan as it relates to unlawful killing conclusions in inquests On 23 October 2025, the Home Office and Ministry of Justice published the recommendations arising from the ‘Rapid Review’ of…
Around 100 passengers and crew of BA flight 149 seek damages for the mistreatment they suffered at the hands of Saddam Hussein’s forces following Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait in August 1990. A preliminary hearing was held on 3 November before…
Rhys Davies of Temple Garden Chambers, alongside Ben Keith of 5 St Andrew’s Hill, has secured a finding from the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention that UK national Charles Ridley has been arbitrarily detained in the UAE for…
