TGC Costs Update – Vol 7 December 2020
17th December 2020
Please see link below to the latest TGC Costs newsletter.
Year of Call: 2014
Practice Areas
James has a busy court and advisory practice across Chambers’ core areas. He has appeared in the County Court and High Court on a range of matters. He is regularly instructed in Fast Track and Multi Track trials, applications and CCMCs.
Personal Injury
James has a busy personal injury practice and acts on behalf of claimants and defendants. He has a broad experience of personal injury litigation including employers’ liability, occupiers’ liability and Highways Act claims.
Many of his cases involve acting for insurers in suspected fraudulent or exaggerated claims. He is experienced in advising on such claims from an early stage through to trial.
Insurance
James has experience of dealing with coverage and indemnity disputes arising from various policies of insurance. He has particular expertise in the motor insurance field.
Recent cases have included disputes over the interpretation of exclusion clauses and subrogated recovery claims.
Costs
James has a growing costs practice. He is familiar with the various costs issues arising from his other areas of specialism. He also has experience of solicitor/ client disputes.
Credit Hire
James has significant experience of acting for both claimants and defendants. He is familiar with the various issues which frequently arise.
Aside from his main practice, James enjoys delivering training to professional clients on a variety of issues.
Baron Dr Ver Heyden de Lancey Prize, Middle Temple;
Astbury Scholarship, Middle Temple;
Viscount Sankey Award, Jesus College;
Law Prize, Jesus College.
Jesus College, University of Oxford: BA Jurisprudence
City Law School: BPTC
17th December 2020
Please see link below to the latest TGC Costs newsletter.
11th August 2020
Please see link below to the latest TGC Fraud newsletter.
15th July 2020
Please see link below to the latest update from the TGC Costs Team.
10th July 2020
Members of the Health & Safety and PI teams at Temple Garden Chambers have recorded their second podcast in our Covid – 19 series.
The podcast is essential listening on the implications for employers and employees in relation to the return to the workplace in the shadow of Covid 19.
Please join ranked leaders in the field Keith Morton QC and Dominic Adamson QC along with Lionel Stride, David R White and James Yapp via the below link.
The date of knowledge information as mentioned within the podcast can be obtained here.
26th May 2020
Members of the Health & Safety team at Temple Garden Chambers intend to inform and assist in a topical podcast on the implications to employers on workers returning to the workplace in the shadow of Covid 19.
Please join ranked leaders in the field Keith Morton QC, Dominic Adamson QC along with Lionel Stride, David White and James Yapp via the link below.
More information on the speakers and the areas in which TGC can assist can be found at:
Or by contacting the clerks:
0207 583 1315 or clerks@tgchambers.com
10th December 2019
Please see link below to the latest update from the TGC Costs Team.
4th June 2019
Please see link below to the latest update from the TGC Costs Team.
10th December 2018
Please see link below to the latest update from the TGC Costs Team.
2nd July 2018
Please see link below for Issue VIII of TGC Fraud Update, a publication we have set up with the stated aim of facilitating the sharing of information about decided claims involving issues of road traffic fraud and related matters.
15th December 2020
Please see link below to the latest 26 page update from the TGC Costs Team.
Read more11th August 2020
Please see link below to Issue XI of the TGC Fraud newsletter.
15th July 2020
Please see link below to the 6th edition of the the TGC Costs Newsletter.
10th July 2020
Members of the Health & Safety and PI teams at Temple Garden Chambers have recorded their second podcast in our Covid – 19 series.
Read more26th May 2020
Members of the Health & Safety team at Temple Garden Chambers intend to inform and assist in a topical podcast on the implications to employers on workers returning to the workplace in the shadow of Covid 19.
Read more10th December 2019
Please see link below to the 5th edition of the the TGC Costs Newsletter.
4th June 2019
Please see link below for the 4th edition of the the TGC Costs Newsletter.
10th December 2018
Please see link below to the latest update from the TGC Costs Team.
2nd July 2018
TGC Fraud Update July 2018, a publication we have set up with the stated aim of facilitating the sharing of information about decided claims involving issues of road traffic fraud and related matters.
Read more3rd October 2016
Temple Garden Chambers are delighted to announce that James Yapp and Robert Riddell have accepted invitations to join chambers after successfully completing pupillage.
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