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On 29 July 2021, the MV Mercer Street was in international waters off the coast of Oman when it was struck by an Iranian manufactured explosive laden one-way-attack drone. The attack killed the Captain and a British security guard. The…
Around 100 passengers and crew of BA flight 149 seek damages for the mistreatment they suffered at the hands of Saddam Hussein’s forces following Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait in August 1990. A preliminary hearing was held on 3 November before…
TGC are delighted to announce that William Irwin and Emilie Pottle’s application for the Attorney General “A” Panel of counsel has been successful, having previously been on the “B” Panel. We are also pleased to announce that Anthony Lenanton’s application…
I’m pleased to share Issue 6 of the TGC Personal Injury Newsletter—an expansive, 83‑page briefing packed with recent developments, expert insights, and practical analysis in personal injury law. Inside, you’ll find: Practitioner Resources The Court of Appeal Interim Guidance in PMC…
Welcome to the fourth edition of the TGC Inquests and Inquiries newsletter, a publication containing articles on recent key legal developments in these fields. We hope that this edition will be a useful resource for you. If any members of…
The Chair of the Infected Blood Inquiry, Sir Brian Langstaff, has today published his Final Report. The Inquiry was established to examine the circumstances in which men, women and children were given infected blood or infected blood products in what…
TGC offers congratulations to Anthony Lenanton on his appointment to the London C Panel of Junior Counsel to the Crown by the Attorney General with effect from 1 March 2019.
Anthony Lenanton, instructed by Danny Simpson of IOPC Legal Services, represented the IOPC at a two day hearing to determine an application made by four police officers for the disciplinary case against them to be dismissed on the grounds of…
Anthony Lenanton, instructed by Glynis Craig of IPCC Legal Services, represented the Independent Police Complaints Commission in defending a claim in respect of an alleged breach of Article 5(2) of the European Convention on Human Rights (right to be informed…
Anthony Lenanton, instructed by Mark Webb-James of IPCC Legal Services, represented the Independent Police Complaints Commission in judicial review proceedings challenging an IPCC investigation into a complaint made against Cheshire Police. In February 2010, the Claimant, Arran Coghlan was charged…
