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Temple Garden Chambers is proud to announce that four members are featured in the 2025 Pro Bono Recognition List of England & Wales. James Laughland, Alex Glassbrook, Paul McGrath and Rhys Davies and have each demonstrated exceptional commitment to providing…
The High Court handed down sentences of 11 months (immediate imprisonment) and 3 months (suspended imprisonment) this week against two contemnors. Paul McGrath acted for UK Insurance Ltd in the contempt applications arising from an induced road traffic accident. The…
Collaborative litigation, a more amicable and cooperative approach to dispute resolution, is increasingly gaining traction in the legal landscape. This approach stands in contrast to traditional adversarial litigation, which can often be time-consuming, costly, and emotionally draining. Temple Garden Chambers…
We offer our congratulations to Cathryn McGahey KC, James Laughland, Paul McGrath and Rhys Davies on being included in the inaugural Pro Bono Recognition List. The Pro Bono Recognition List is a new initiative that recognises barristers and solicitors…
Welcome to the second edition of the Temple Garden Chambers Personal Injury Newsletter. In its second iteration we are excited to bring you a publication containing articles offering guidance and commentary on recent developments and judgments in the field of…
Instructed by Pogust Goodhead on what is likely to be the largest ever group action brought in the English Courts – Municipio De Mariana and others v BHP Group and Vale (fixed 3 Oct 24 for 11 weeks) . Russell is…
We are delighted to announce the publication of the 16th Edition of Bingham’s Personal Injury and Motor Claims. The new edition, published by LexisNexis, marks a significant milestone in the long history of this esteemed textbook, which has been a…
In Fleming v Zurich Insurance plc [2023] EWCA Civ 1417 the Court of Appeal dealt with a personal injury claim that was said to be worth up to c.£500,000, but the claim form was limited to just £10,000. The Claimant…
Paul McGrath appeared in an interesting appeal before Ritchie J. and dealing with the disapplication of QOCS under CPR 44.16(2) and, in particular, whether a claim is made for the financial benefit of a Claimant or whether it is made…
TGC has once again been recognised in the 2024 Legal 500 UK Bar rankings, with 58 individual rankings across 11 practice areas. The Legal 500 UK Bar is a reputable ranking system that recognises the UK’s top barristers and…
