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Marcus Grant (instructed by Nick Godwin of Slater & Gordon Solicitors) appeared for the Claimant. An 82 year old retired Ghurka recovered £305,000 for the consequences of developing dementia following a running down accident. The Claimant sustained a ‘left periorbital haematoma’ and a…
Marcus Grant (instructed by Phillip Cohen of Brian Barr Solicitors) appeared for the Claimant. A 48 year old part time Care Worker and Masters Student recovered £145,000 for the consequences of fibromyalgia that developed following a road accident. Following a front end…
Emily Wilsdon represented the Applicant, who was granted an interim anonymity order pending consideration of her appeal following Sharland v Sharland [2015] UKSC 60 (alleged material non disclosure in financial relief proceedings in the Family Court). Emily Wilsdon represented the…
Marcus Grant (instructed by Daniel Denton of Slater & Gordon Solicitors) appeared for the Claimant. The lift in which she was travelling came off its runners and caused her acute psychiatric shock that damaged her sympathetic nervous system; she presented with…
Temple Garden Chambers are delighted to announce that James Yapp and Robert Riddell have accepted invitations to join us as tenants upon the completion of their pupillage on 1 October 2016.
Rodney Dixon QC representing Mr Hasnat Karim and his family has filed an urgent complaint with the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention seeking the immediate release of Mr. Karim from detention in Bangladesh. He was arrested by the authorities…
Anthony Lenanton (acting under the Court of Appeal Pro Bono Scheme) represented a Zimbabwean national and her three daughters in a successful application to the Court of Appeal for permission to appeal. The Appellant, who had acted previously without legal…
Andrew O’Connor KC is representing MI5, MI6 and GCHQ in a challenge brought by the campaign group Privacy International relating to the agencies’ practices in acquiring and making use of bulk personal datasets and bulk communications data. The proceedings are…
Alex Glassbrook reviews the government’s recent paper on the law and insurance of self-driving vehicles, notes some changes of approach and tries to predict the future. Driverless Vehicles: Law & Insurance Update.
Edward Hutchin, instructed by Andrew Thomson of DAC Beachcrofts on behalf of Allianz insurance, successfully represented the insured company in this case, in which orders for committal for contempt of court were made against 4 dishonest claimants, who were sentenced…
