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Jonathan Watt-Pringle QC and Marcus Grant (instructed by Diane Reading of Novum Law) appeared for the Claimant in a claim arising out of a low speed bicycle accident. The Claimant, then a 49-year-old Company Director, who was wearing a cycle…
Article published on a website (“Europe1.fr”) – Interview of Pierre-Olivier Sur. The position of the Paris Bar during Pierre-Olivier Sur’s mandate, fighting for a revaluation of legal aid.
James Henry (instructed by Tim Ibbotson of Keoghs) represented the Defendants in this claim for personal injury that was struck out at trial. The Claimant had signed statements of truth on the Particulars of Claim, two witness statements and replies…
James Henry (instructed by Rachel Greenway of Keoghs) acted for Tesco Underwriting Ltd in its successful defence of a claim for vehicle damage, credit hire, storage and recovery charges in excess of £24,000. The Claimant initially claimed damages for personal…
Abdullah Al-Senussi has been sentenced to death by a Libyan court while his international lawyers continue to call for him to be tried before the ICC in The Hague
ICC Prosecutor ordered by the Pre-Trial Chamber to reconsider her decision not to open an investigation following judicial review application by the Government of the Comoros.
Its members have been responsible for innovating and shaping the common law over the last decade to tackle the scourge of dishonesty in motor insurance litigation. Such dishonesty impacts on all litigants and their lawyers making civil litigation more adversarial…
James Henry (instructed by Sandra MacMichael of Weightmans) represented the successful defendant bus company at the trial of a personal injury claim arising from a collision between two London busses on Piccadilly. The claim was defended as a low velocity…
James Henry (instructed by Karen Mann of Greenwoods) represented Sabre Insurance in its successful appeal against a decision to strike out elements of a Defence that put to the Claimant to proof against the evidential backdrop of the insurer’s concerns…
James Henry (instructed by Morgan Davies of Hill Dickinson) acted for Hastings Direct in its successful defence of a claim for damages arising from a staged accident. The Second Defendant insurer placed reliance on expert engineering evidence to demonstrate that…
