Temple Garden Chambers is a leading common law set based in London and The Hague.
With excellence from top to bottom Chambers provides a first class service in a number of different fields.
Practice Areas
Temple Garden Chambers has a long history of acting on substantial group litigation, including on some of the most complex cases before the English courts in recent years that cover a wide range of underlying subject matters.
Members of Chambers are recognised leaders in this area, drawing upon their related expertise in the fields of personal injury, litigation funding and business and human rights.
Members of Chambers have market-leading expertise in the procedural, costs and/or fundings issues that frequently arise under CPR Part 19, whether in ‘opt-out’ or ‘opt-in’ proceedings.
We have a dedicated Collective Redress, Business and Human Rights blog which is edited by Russell Hopkins & Paul Erdunast. The main aim of this blog is to offer practitioners punchy, and hopefully interesting, takes on some topical issues. We want to keep you up to date with recent developments, the blog can be found here: www.crbhr.com
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On 5 November 2015 Brazil suffered its worst ever environmental disaster when the Fundão Dam collapsed, releasing around 40 million cubic metres of tailings from iron ore mining. Russell Hopkins is acting on behalf of more than 200,000 Brazilian Claimants.The collapse...
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Juliet Wells was instructed to advise on a prospective group claim for Human Rights Act and unlawful detention damages, arising out of the government’s policy of mandatory hotel quarantine for travellers arriving from Red List countries.
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Russell Hopkins is instructed by Pogust Goodhead to act on claims against multiple vehicle manufacturers, finance companies and car dealerships in claims related to the so-called ‘diesel-gate’ scandal. The claims allege that vehicles contain unlawful defeat devices within the meaning...
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Russell Hopkins acted for more than 200,000 Brazilian claimants (including individuals, municipalities, businesses, utility companies, churches, and indigenous communities) in proceedings brought against BHP Group following the worst environmental disaster in Brazil’s history, the collapse of the Fundão Dam in...
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Russell Hopkins acted for some 1,500 Brazilian orange farmers in a high-value damages claim against alleged cartelists (individuals and a corporate defendant) involved in the international orange juice export market. The defendants’ jurisdiction challenge raised issues of domicile, service and/or...
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Rodney Dixon KC is acting for the East Turkestan Government in Exile and Uyghur victims in proceedings before the ICC in respect of the alleged genocide and crimes against humanity committed by Chinese authorities against Uyghurs in ICC States Parties...
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