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Marcus Grant, instructed by Alexander Wormald of Clarkson, Wright & Jakes, represented a 17 year old pillion passenger on a motorcycle who sustained a severe brain injury in a road accident with an uninsured driver. The Claimant, who was a Protected Party…
Marcus Grant instructed by Nick Godwin of Slater & Gordon, represented a 68-year-old widow whose 64 year old husband died when a branch from an oak tree struck his passing car on an A road in Berkshire. Liability was disputed….
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Bruno Stojic was the Head of the Defence Department of the Croatian Community of Herceg Bosna. He is appealing against his conviction for war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in Bosnia in 1993. The case is expected to be…
Acting on behalf of the Defendant insurers, James Arney successfully argued that notwithstanding delays in disclosing other surveillance footage until 2 months before a trial window, it was in the interest of justice to allow the Defendant to rely on…
Members of Temple Garden Chambers turned their legal hands to a spot of baking. The tasty cakes were enjoyed by members of chambers on Monday 13 March for generous donations. The bake off raised an amazing £657 for Royal…
Keith Morton KC, instructed by Mike Appleby Partner of Fisher Scoggins Waters and representing OCS Group UK Limited, brought judicial review proceedings against the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) dispute process for challenging findings of contravention and fees issued under…
Victor Kattan, Associate Fellow at the Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore, has been awarded the Inaugural Asian Society of International Law prize for his academic research and article “Decolonizing the International Court of Justice: The Experience of Judge…
Instructed by Irwin Mitchell, James Arney secured a £650,000 settlement on behalf of a 55 year-old care worker who sustained severe leg and ankle injuries in an RTA. The claim was originally pleaded at about £737,000, but increased to just…
On 28 February 2017 verdicts were returned of unlawful killing and the Coroner stated that he will be receiving further submissions on the content of any report on future deaths in the coming weeks.
