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We are pleased to publish Issue 4 of the Temple Garden Chambers Personal Injury Newsletter, edited by James Arney KC and James Yapp. This comprehensive 77-page edition provides practical analysis of significant recent developments across personal injury law, including liability,…
The Court of Appeal has handed down judgment in Wetherell v Student Loans Company, holding that the Work Equipment Directive provided state employees with directly effective rights capable of vindication through a civil damages claim, notwithstanding the statutory ouster of…
A reserved Judgment was handed down on 06.05.26 following a three-day Multi-Track trial in this case where liability, factual and legal causation and quantum had been strongly disputed throughout. Anthony Johnson represented the Claimant who was employed by an agency to…
We are pleased to share that the 18th edition of the Guidelines for the Assessment of General Damages in Personal Injury Cases was published on 9 April 2026. Richard Wilkinson is a member of the Judicial College working party behind…
A High Court judge has refused a defendant company permission to rely on covert surveillance footage of a personal injury claimant exercising at the gym, ruling that the attempt to introduce the evidence came too late in the litigation, and…
Marcus Grant instructed by Christopher Dickinson of Dickinsons Solicitors represented a 37-year-old compliance manager who sustained a concussive head injury in a low-speed rear end shunting collision when a lorry ran into the back of her car at traffic lights….
Lionel Stride and James Arney KC (instructed by Philip Andrews of Scooters & Bikes Legal) represented a claimant who suffered a severe spinal cord injury following an accident between his motorbike and a car when aged 18 years old. A…
Keith Morton KC and Marcus Grant were instructed by Alexander Wormald from Clarkson, Wright & Jakes to represent his client, the Claimant (“S”) who sustained injuries rendering him tetraplegic in a workplace accident. At the time of the accident S…
James Arney KC and Marcus Grant represented the Claimant who was left with enduring symptoms. James Arney KC and Marcus Grant were each instructed by Navdip Gill from Geoffrey Leaver to represent his client, the Claimant (“C”) who sustained a…
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…
