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Nicholas Moss KC and Richard Boyle will appear today as Counsel to the Inquest into the death of three men killed in the Forbury Gardens terror attack. The Inquest is being heard at The Central Criminal Court before Sir Adrian…
Boris Johnson gave evidence to the Covid Inquiry over two days on 6th and 7th December. The former Prime Minister was represented by Richard Boyle, led by Brian Altman KC. Mr Johnson was called in Module 2 of the…
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…
A further preliminary hearing took place today in the Dawn Sturgess Inquiry, which is examining the circumstances of Ms Sturgess’ death in July 2018 following exposure to the nerve agent Novichok. Andrew O’Connor KC is Leading Counsel to the Inquiry. …
Nicholas Moss KC and Richard Boyle appeared today as Counsel to the Inquest in this Pre-Inquest Review. The hearing was before HH Zeidman KC, sitting as a Judge Coroner, at the Royal Courts of Justice. The hearing considered matters such…
Today the Manchester Arena Inquiry published its Volume 2 report concerning the response of the emergency services to the Arena attack. Cathryn McGahey KC and Richard Boyle represent HM Government and Andrew O’Connor KC and Piers Taylor represent SMG, the…
TGC are delighted to announce that Benjamin Seifert, Emilie Pottle and Richard Boyle’s applications for the Attorney General “B” Panel of counsel have been successful, all three having previously been on the Attorney General “C” panel. We also offer congratulations…
Paul Kilcoyne, instructed by Barry Bayley of Wolferstans LLP, represented a submariner in his claim against the Ministry of Defence. Richard Boyle represented the Ministry of Defence (“MoD”). The Claimant attended the aftermath of an explosion in which other submariners had been…
Welcome to the third edition of the TGC Inquests and Inquiries newsletter, a twice-yearly publication, containing articles on recent key legal developments in these fields, as well as a selection of recent noteworthy cases in which Members of Chambers have…
Welcome to the third issue of the TGC Clinical Negligence Newsletter. The last six months have seen a steady stream of important decisions with direct or indirect implications for medical negligence practitioners. There has been some disappointment at the initial…
