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Anthony Johnson successfully obtained a Non-Party Costs Order against a credit hire company in a situation where the Claimant’s claim against the First Defendant had been dismissed at trial.
Edward Hutchin, instructed by Charles Clayton of Clyde & Co on behalf of Aviva, represented the successful insurers at their application for permission to bring committal proceedings against a Claimant after he discontinued his claim. The Claimant had made substantial…
The new edition of Ellis on Credit Hire is now available. The last edition has been fully updated to include McBride on basic hire rates, Irving v Morgan Sindall Plc on impecuniosity and a range of new cases on mitigation…
Alex Glassbrook (instructed by Andrew Baker of Horwich Farrelly) represented the successful motor insurer. A claim for credit hire charges exceeding £80,000 had been claimed in relation to a vehicle allegedly damaged beyond use in a road traffic accident, and…
In Braibente v QBE Insurance, Matt Waszak (instructed by Stuart Clemson of DWF and Suky Cheema of QBE Insurance) acted for the defendant insurer in the successful dismissal of a claim for credit hire and storage charges exceeding £30,000. District…
James Henry acts for UPS securing findings of fundamental dishonesty following discontinuance. James Henry (instructed by Adrian Cottam and Amy Hickey of Clyde & Co) acted for UPS in its successful defence of fraudulent claims for injury, loss of earnings,…
James Henry (instructed by Rachel Greenway of Keoghs) acted for Tesco Underwriting Ltd in its successful defence of a claim for vehicle damage, credit hire, storage and recovery charges in excess of £24,000. The Claimant initially claimed damages for personal…
