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Following a three-day preliminary issue liability trial, Anthony Johnson (instructed by Harriet Mearns-Thomas of Admiral Law) managed to establish liability in negligence against a company that had been contracted to escort an abnormally large load that was being transported at…
Temple Garden Chambers is delighted to announce the arrival of James Rozier to chambers. James brings a wealth of experience and expertise in motor insurance fraud, personal injury, and costs law. Renowned for his exceptional work in counter-fraud, he is…
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…
Anthony Johnson (instructed by Michael Wangermann of Ashtons Legal) was instructed on behalf of the Claimant, a motorcyclist who had suffered a serious spinal cord injury. A negotiated settlement was reached in the sum of £3.45M. There were two significant…
Anthony represented the Claimant who was seriously injured in an incident that occurred in the First Defendant’s nightclub when her friend was pushed firmly out of the way by the Second Defendant’s security staff, causing him to come into contact…
Temple Garden Chambers is delighted to announce the arrival of Mat Brunning to Chambers. Mat is ranked in Band 1 by both Chambers & Partners and the Legal 500 for personal injury law. Legal directories describe Mat as “the go-to…
Richard Wilkinson, instructed by Alex Brown of Dean Wilson solicitors, represented the Claimant who was left with significant orthopaedic symptoms following an RTA in which she sustained multiple injuries. An unusual feature of the case was that she injured both…
Marcus Grant represented the Claimant who was left with enduring symptoms. £3.6m settlement for a 35-year-old self-employed engineer with his own business who sustained a moderately severe TBI, orthopaedic and abdominal injuries in a road accident. The TBI led to…
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…
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…
