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• Category: Events
  • Save the Date! TGC Inaugural Annual PI Conference – 3rd October 2024
  • Temple Garden Chambers and LexisNexis are delighted to unveil the 16th edition of Bingham’s Personal Injury and Motor Claims Cases.
  • Andrew Prynne KC to speak at ESG litigation conference
  • TGC Online Pupillage Open Evening – 18th January 2023
  • London conference on International Law 10-11 October 2022
  • Ask the TGC Costs Barristers!
  • ‘Brexit’ – What Does it Mean for Extradition Law?
  • A Practical Guide to Extradition Law Post-Brexit
  • Swift v Carpenter: The Inside Story
  • Breakfast Costs Conference
  • Commercial Litigation Funding & Costs Breakfast
  • TGC Health and Safety Conference 2017
  • The International Criminal Court – Current Challenges
  • Retainer to Recovery – A Journey through Modern Litigation
  • Hidden in Plain Sight
  • ‘Why International Law Matters’ – Co-Hosted with British Embassy in The Hague
  • Insurance Fraud Conference – London & Manchester
• Category: News
  • High Court hands down judgment following judicial review in £1/2bn international fraud investigation
  • Saoirse Townshend Appointed as Assistant Coroner
  • Rodney Dixon KC provides Legal Opinion on human rights violations in prominent trial at the Vatican City State
  • £4.75m settlement for 49 year old woman who sustained multiple orthopaedic injuries affecting all 4 limbs
  • Pupil Barristers Andrew Ratomski & Philip Matthews Are Now Available for Court
  • George Alliott Appointed Employment Judge of the Employment Tribunals
  • Helpful High Court decision concerning the human trafficking concepts of “recruitment” and “purpose”
  • Important Court of Appeal decision in relation to ARAP
  • The Court of Appeal dismisses appeal on the status of “Extended Family Members” post-Brexit
  • TGC Inaugural Annual PI Conference – 3rd October 2024
  • Alex Glassbrook speaking at Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety’s Spring Conference 
  • TGC women kick off their International Women’s Day series with a thought-provoking lunch discussion to brainstorm inspiring, inclusive, and empowering initiatives for the upcoming celebration.
  • Dominic Adamson KC secures the acquittal of two organisations charged with breaches of s.3 of the Health & Safety at Work etc Act 1974
  • Rodney Dixon KC and Russell Hopkins in success for the President of Mozambique
  • Rhys Davies featured on Sky News podcasts
  • Inquest opened into Jacob Billington’s death after Birmingham stabbings
  • Andrew Cayley KC appointed Principal Trial Lawyer at the ICC
  • £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.
  • Independent Inquiry relating to Afghanistan
  • Alice Hands has been elected to the Bar Council to represent the interests of barristers under seven years call.
  • Tim Sharpe and Rhys Davies appointed as Deputy District Judges
  • Rodney Dixon KC and Russell Hopkins have appeared in the Court of Appeal on behalf of the President of Mozambique, President Nyusi.
  • ‘Advanced, Automated and Electric Vehicle Law’ by Alex Glassbrook published today
  • Rhys Davies appears on Times Radio to discuss national security concerns relating to Vodafone
  • Rhys Davies writes for the Boston Herald
  • Interpol Red Notice Misuse: Rhys Davies Featured on CBS 60 Minutes
  • High Court decision concerning the provision of accommodation to asylum seekers with eligible care needs under the Care Act 2014
  • TGC Launches Collective Redress, Business and Human Rights Blog
  • Zeenat Islam appointed as Legally Qualified Chair for Police Misconduct Hearings
  • Paul McGrath, appearing on behalf of UK Insurance Company Ltd, was successful in securing permission to proceed with contempt applications against two Defendants in a judgment containing valuable guidance in respect of the relevant principles and law
  • TGC Clinical Negligence Newsletter – Issue 5, January 2024
  • Conclusion by way of detailed Jury Questionnaire returned in Police Custody Death
  • Inquest into deaths of three men killed in terror attack at Reading’s Forbury Gardens to begin today.
  • Russell Hopkins instructed on Top 20 case of 2024 as featured in The Lawyer
  • Temple Garden Chambers Welcome Susan Jones to Chambers
  • Temple Garden Chambers and LexisNexis are delighted to unveil the 16th edition of Bingham’s Personal Injury and Motor Claims Cases.
  • Paul McGrath appears before Court of Appeal in a case bringing clarity to whether a party can circumvent amending their claim by relying on CPR 16.3(7). The Court of Appeal confirmed that the Claimant must formally apply to amend to introduce a new head of loss.
  • Rhys Davies is interviewed by Sky News on COP28 and human rights
  • Covid Inquiry: Boris Johnson
  • Rhys Davies writes for the Times Newspaper
  • Rhys Davies appears on Times Radio
  • International Court of Justice (ICJ) rules on application for provisional measures
  • Rhys Davies writes for The Economist magazine
  • Saoirse Townshend represents requested person where extradition to Turkey was refused on the basis of Article 3 ECHR and previous breaches of assurances
  • New guidance on the disapplication of QOCS
  • Extradition requests from Kuwait refused
  • Settlement of £4.81 million in amputation claim for former CEO
  • Supreme Court hands downs decision in R (AAA & Ors) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (UNHCR intervening) [2023] UKSC 42
  • Inquest concludes PS Matt Ratana was unlawfully killed
  • THE AUTOMATED VEHICLES BILL 2023-2024
  • Seven figure settlement in High Court clinical negligence case arising from negligent failure to diagnose cauda equina syndrome
  • Report on environmental damage of the Syrian war released ahead of COP28   
  • Thomas Orchard: Inquest begins in Devon
  • £1.7m Settlement for Orthopaedic Injuries
  • High Court decision in judicial review claim concerning the provision of accommodation to asylum seekers with eligible care needs under the Care Act 2014
  • Settlement of £3.15 million in High Court clinical negligence case arising from negligent nursing care that caused significant harm to a patient in a delirious state
  • Settlement of £3.55 million in spinal cord injury claim against the MIB under the Untraced Drivers Agreement
  • Inquest into the Death of Police Officer Matt Ratana Opens Today
  • Juliet Wells appointed as Counsel to the Andrew Malkinson Inquiry
  • Rodney Dixon KC and Kathryn Howarth file an Article 15 Communication with the Prosecutor at the International Criminal Court in relation to alleged Crimes against humanity in Tunisia
  • TGC Welcomes Two New Pupils
  • Benjamin Seifert successfully represents Romanian man in a “rare and exceptional case”
  • The Legal 500 UK Bar 2024
  • Benjamin Seifert and Saoirse Townshend successfully represent vulnerable epileptic man suffering from PTSD
  • TGC Welcomes Two New Tenants
  • Rhys Davies speaks at Harvard Law School’s HLS Advocates organisation
  • Brook House Inquiry publishes Final Report
  • Applicants to the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights obtain provisional measures to protect detainees in Tunisia
  • Keith Morton KC & Andrew O’Connor KC shortlisted for Chambers UK Bar Awards 2023
  • Rodney Dixon KC and Russell Hopkins success for the President of Mozambique
  • Daniel Walker has article ‘High Court dismisses Judicial Review challenging the Norfolk Principles’ published on LexisNexis UK
  • Anthony Johnson secures fundamental dishonesty finding and Show Cause Order following two-day Multi-Track trial
  • Expert legal opinion on Nagorno-Karabakh provided by Rodney Dixon KC
  • Rodney Dixon KC appointed to prepare expert legal opinion by Azerbaijan
  • TGC Welcomes Andrew Higgins
  • Andrew Prynne KC steps down from private practice.
  • Inquest in to the Death of Lauren Bridges Resumes
  • Croydon Tram Crash – Sentencing Hearing
  • New Appointments for TGC Members as Junior Counsel to the Crown
  • Below-knee amputation settles for £4.05m
  • Inquest into the death of Marine Benjamin McQueen at the Royal Courts of Justice
  • Rodney Dixon KC and Russell Hopkins instructed by the President of Mozambique
  • Ben Casey successfully resists applications to adduce fresh evidence in High Court appeal proceedings and for permission to appeal itself.
  • Temple Garden Chambers wishes Gaye Spencer-King a happy retirement
  • Court of Appeal clarifies test for referrals to an Independent Adjudicator
  • Ben Casey secures £1.2m settlement on behalf of a young man who suffered a severe knee injury and a foot drop as a result of being knocked off his scooter when aged 16. 
  • Paul McGrath successful in resisting Claimants’ appeals against a refusal to award them indemnity costs following unsuccessful allegations of fundamental dishonesty
  • Keith Morton KC successful in latest case considering the application of the Norfolk principle to coroners’ inquests
  • Benjamin Seifert successfully appears on behalf of the United States Government in the Divisional Court
  • Rhys Davies features in a new series of Sky News Podcasts
  • Anthony Johnson successfully obtains Non-Party Costs Order against credit hire company
  • Anisa Kassamali moderates at Geneva event on the Arab ‘Interpol’
  • The Legal 500 Bar Awards 2023 – Rodney Dixon KC Shortlisted for International Law Silk of the Year
  • Inquest into three deaths on Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 concludes
  • Divisional Court gives judgment in Covid Inquiry WhatsApp JR
  • George Davies has obtained for his client a €13.3 million judgment in a fraud claim brought in the High Court.
  • Kathryn Howarth, instructed by Natalia Cichosz, achieved the discharge from extradition proceedings on Article 8 ECHR grounds of a Requested Person whose surrender had been sought by Poland to serve 3 years imprisonment.
  • Undercover Police Inquiry Publishes Tranche 1 Interim Report.
  • TGC Congratulates Dean Norton on his 40th Anniversary in Chambers
  • Kathryn Howarth secures the discharge from extradition proceedings of a mother of two young children, in relation to an extradition request from the Czech Republic
  • Alex Glassbrook speaking at University of Oxford conference ‘Insuring Future Mobility’, 20 June 2023
  • UK Covid-19 Inquiry
  • Supreme Court refuses permission to appeal against decision permitting those affected by the Fundão Dam collapse in Brazil to bring a claim in the English Courts
  • Dishonest claimant sent to prison for 7 months
  • Rhys Davies attends U.S. Military Commission proceedings at US Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
  • Rhys Davies to host event at House of Lords on the 14th June: “The Real Cost of Doing Business in the UAE.”
  • High Court declares unpublished NHS debt detention policy to be unlawful
  • Cases against Tunisia filed at the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights
  • Coroner finds that restraint by security guards in a hospital setting was ‘reasonable, necessary and proportionate’
  • Sian Reeves appointed as Assistant Coroner
  • Rodney Dixon KC representing Al Jazeera Media Network for killing of its journalist Shireen Abu Akleh
  • £2m settlement for 71-year old paraplegic
  • Alex Glassbrook interviewed by ‘Cars of the Future’
  • Ben Casey secures £1.43m settlement on behalf of a protected party in a fatal accident claim
  • £1.35m fatal accident award
  • £1.95m settlement for brain injured claimant
  • £2.05m for child knocked down in 2012
  • Coroner finds that a stab victim was unlawfully killed and that there were causative failures by an NHS Trust
  • Rodney Dixon KC Speaks at Parliamentary Event
  • Rhys Davies writes for Newsweek Magazine
  • Rhys Davies writes in Spear’s Magazine on the limitations of UK Magnitsky sanctions policy
  • Supreme Court rules on the standard of proof applicable before the Parole Board
  • Temple Garden Chambers welcomes the return of Heather Dardis
  • Settlement in excess of £1 million in High Court case involving a young diabetic who suffered serious orthopaedic and ocular injuries complicated by infection
  • Conclusion of unlawful killing reached in inquest into IED death in Iraq
  • Administrative Court determines that the relocation of Afghan nationals from London to Manchester is lawful
  • The Dawn Sturgess Inquiry
  • Tunisian opposition figures apply for UK sanctions designations
  • Rhys Davies writes for The Times newspaper
  • Administrative Court orders extradition of alleged war criminal to Croatia for the second time, in proceedings in which Kathryn Howarth represented the Croatian Court
  • Harriet Gilchrist represents the family at Inquest where the Coroner finds neglect contributed to the death of a 19 year old girl
  • Divisional Court declares MoJ changes to Parole Board Rules and guidance unlawful
  • Rodney Dixon KC appointed to assist the Commission for Investigation and Gathering Evidence (CIGE) in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
  • Plymouth Shooting Inquests – Prevention of Future Deaths reports issued to 48 recipients, including the Home Secretary, all Chief Constables in England & Wales, and the Lord Chief Justice
  • Rhys Davies to co-host Interpol Event at the House of Lords
  • TGC featured in The Lawyer’s Top 10 appeals of 2023
  • Harriet Gilchrist represents the family at the Inquest into the death of Sharon Elaine Harman
  • TGC welcomes Alice Scott to Chambers
  • ‘A Practical Guide to International Crimes in Proceedings Before the Courts of England and Wales’ by Kathryn Howarth, has been published today by Law Brief Publishing
  • Rodney Dixon KC training on international litigation in Sri Lanka
  • Minister for Policing gives statement to Parliament about Plymouth Inquests
  • Inquests into mass shooting in Plymouth conclude – jury find “catastrophic failings” in the national and local gun licensing system
  • Rhys Davies appointed as an observer at U.S. Military Commission proceedings in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
  • High Court gives judgment in high-profile case brought by prominent Afghan BBC journalists
  • Kathryn Howarth appeared in the Court of Appeal, Civil Division in a hearing which concerned the Upper Tribunal’s assessment of the credibility of a young asylum seeker
  • Landmark judgment finds British-born children of EU nationals are not British citizens
  • Ben Casey secures judgment for over £475,000 on behalf of claimant at contested trial
  • Temple Garden Chambers Launches Brand New Website
  • Marcus Grant delivered a lecture to 110 APIL delegates
  • MOT changes to cover automated and electric vehicles
  • Zeenat Islam appointed as a Fee-paid Employment Judge of the Employment Tribunals (England and Wales)
  • Six figure interim payment ordered in contested IP application
  • £1.5 million settlement for a banker who sustained a mild traumatic brain and vestibular injury at work
  • First extradition cases to Kuwait being heard
  • Raising a Pint!
  • Zeenat Islam appointed as a Fee-paid Judge of the First-tier Tribunal, assigned to the Health, Education and Social Care Chamber
  • Six-week inquests into the mass shooting in Keyham, Plymouth begin
  • Is remote driving likely to cause victims undue delay and expense in claiming compensation; or could it defeat claims altogether?
  • Forbury Gardens terror attack first Pre-Inquest Review
  • UN Convention on Cybercrime
  • Committal proceedings authorised
  • High Court directs 9-week trial of BHP’s alleged liability for Brazil’s worst environmental disaster
  • Divisional Court hands down judgment in judicial review claims challenging removal to Rwanda
  • Coroner rules Shoreham Airshow victims were unlawfully killed
  • Finnish national, Tiina Jauhiainen files criminal case in Germany
  • £10m settlement for a teenager rendered paraplegic in a car accident
  • Rhys Davies writes for Newsweek Magazine
  • £2.5m settlement for a 72-year-old who sustained polytrauma in a road accident
  • £1.8m settlement from the MIB under the Untraced Driver’s Agreement
  • The Inquests into the Shoreham Airshow Disaster begins today
  • Kathryn Howarth successfully represents HM Attorney General in the Court of Appeal (Civil Division) in contempt of court proceedings
  • Court of Appeal decision on temporary exclusion orders
  • £4.15m settlement for man blinded at work
  • £3.5m settlement for a former contract cleaner who sustained a TBI in a motorcycle accident
  • Rhys Davies writes an article for Red Notice Monitor Blog: Major General Al Raisi and Interpol, One Year On
  • Success for Fiona Canby at the Chambers UK Bar Awards 2022
  • Zeenat Islam wins Professional Woman Award at the Muslim Women Awards 2022
  • Inquests following fatal bug outbreak at Royal Papworth Hospital conclude
  • Zeenat Islam delivering webinar on ‘Public Inquiries & People – Looking Beyond the Legal Process’
  • Daniel Walker accepts invitation to join TGC
  • Manchester Arena Inquiry Volume 2: the Emergency Response
  • Fatal accident settlement for £1,175,000 where both parents were killed
  • Clinical Negligence settlement: Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP)
  • Chambers & Partners UK Bar 2023
  • Publication of a Practitioners’ Handbook on ‘Civil Liability for Human Rights Violations’
  • Elizabeth Gallagher Appointed As Deputy District Judge
  • Karim A. A. Khan KC honoured with lifetime achievement award by the Society of Asian Lawyers (SAL)
  • Kathryn Howarth succeeds in obtaining discharge for client in extradition proceedings
  • Application filed at UN Human Rights Council in Geneva on behalf of Ms Zeynab Javadli
  • Zeenat Islam’s selected as a finalist in the ‘Professional Women Award’ category for the Muslim Women Awards 2022
  • SDT rejects ex-solicitor’s re-hearing bid
  • High Court refuses Afghanistan evacuation judicial review challenge
  • Paul Erdunast has been shortlisted for ‘Young Pro Bono Barrister of the Year’
  • The Legal 500 UK Bar 2023
  • TGC welcomes new Pupils and Junior Tenants
  • Pinterest Inquest into death of Molly Russel
  • Supreme Court Chamber Pronounces Judgment in Case 002/02
  • James Arney KC secures £6.4m contributory negligence reduction in tetraplegic claim
  • TGC Personal Injury Newsletter – Issue 1
  • Is remote driving likely to cause victims undue delay and expense in claiming compensation; or could it defeat claims altogether
  • Benjamin Seifert secures the discharge of vulnerable non-verbal woman suffering from early dementia
  • Kenyans file case at the European Court of Human Rights against UK Government
  • CAM 2025 and the Shape of the Transport Bill
  • Temple Garden Chambers to edit Binghams
  • Temple Garden Chambers shortlisted in 4 categories at Chambers UK Bar Awards 2022
  • TGC welcomes Harriet Gilchrist to Chambers
  • New Appointments for TGC Members as Junior Counsel to the Crown
  • A barrister and a clerk in conversation about wellbeing…
  • Substantial Damages Approved by HighCourt following the death of a Soldier suffering from PTSD
  • TGC welcomes three new tenants
  • Tyre blast Inquest
  • Settlement for submariner who suffered PTSD following an explosion
  • Saoirse Townshend joins the legal team acting in The Infected Blood Inquiry
  • E-scooter regulation & insurance, video of stakeholders’ discussion
  • Zeenat Islam delivering talk for ‘Project inVISIBLE,’ a research and diversity conference hosted by the University of Warwick
  • The Court of Appeal unanimously allows the claimants’ appeal in Município de Mariana & Others v BHP
  • TGC Inquests & Inquiries Newsletter Vol III. July 2022
  • Christ Church appoints the Rt Hon Dominic Grieve KC to lead its Independent Governance Review
  • Rodney Dixon KC to speak at event in the Hague following submission to the International Criminal Court
  • Fiona Canby and Zeenat Islam appointed as Junior Counsel to the UK Covid-19 Inquiry
  • Rhys Davies quoted in the Guardian following UN finding of arbitrary detention
  • Expert Group on Secondary Liability for International Crimes and Serious Human Rights Violations
  • TGC partners with the 10,000 Black Interns Programme to host two interns in 2022
  • Prosecution arising out of the Croydon Tram Crash at Sandilands
  • Zeenat Islam Guest Speaker at ‘Public Inquiry vs The Public: A Discussion’
  • Rhys Davies secures United Nations finding of arbitrary detention
  • Paul McGrath Successfully Defends a Claim for c. £145,000 of Hire Charges
  • Divisional Court gives guidance on Parole Board statutory release test
  • Lionel Stride secures £800k settlement at JSM for the Claimant in a clinical negligence claim
  • Alex Glassbrook advises Oxbotica on first UK test of a zero-occupancy autonomous vehicle on a publicly-accessible road
  • Clayton Recruitment v Wilson & Another, Sir Anthony Mann (High Court, Chancery Division) [2022] EWHC 1054 (Ch), 2022 WL 01443681
  • Tribunal in Paris opens formal investigation in the cases of Matthew Hedges and Ali Ahmad
  • Grenfell Tower Inquiry
  • UK Covid-19 Inquiry: Andrew O’Connor KC appointed as part of a team of KC’s as Counsel to the Inquiry
  • TGC Welcomes New Tenant
  • TGC Clinical Negligence Newsletter – Issue 3, May 2022
  • Taking Charge – The electric vehicle infrastructure strategy: A microscope on the legal duties of government and local authorities with respect to accessible electrical infrastructure
  • £1m settlement for a 30-year-old steel worker supervisor who developed chronic neuropathic pain in his right foot following a workplace accident
  • Ben Casey secures a £7 million settlement on behalf of a claimant motorcyclist rendered paraplegic in a road traffic accident
  • Former camp detainee granted entry into US will provide evidence to the ICC
  • Extradition to Kosovo refused
  • Kathryn Howarth successfully represents HM Attorney General in contempt of court proceedings, concerning the publication of family court proceedings on You Tube
  • 16th Edition Judicial College Guidelines published
  • Rhys Davies is featured in Counsel Magazine as part of an article on the winners of the Bar Pro Bono Awards
  • Court of Appeal hear appeal on Mariana Dam Disaster
  • Khashoggi murder trial in Turkey suspended
  • £1m settlement for a 30-year-old kitchen manager who developed chronic pain following a road accident who was met with a fundamental dishonesty defence
  • £4.4m settlement for a businessman who developed functional neurological disorder and chronic pain following a running down accident
  • TGC Fraud Update – Issue XIII March 2022
  • Brook House Inquiry
  • Keith Morton KC represents the Civil Aviation Authority at the inquest into the death of Emiliano Sala
  • Anthony Johnson Secures Second Wasted Costs Order on the Same Case
  • Ben Casey secures £750,000 settlement on behalf of 77 year old client
  • TGC Celebrates International Womens Day – 8 March 2022
  • £3.9m settlement for a university student who sustained a brain injury in a road accident
  • The Telegraph reports on submissions filed by Rhys Davies calling for the Foreign Secretary to impose Magnitsky sanctions
  • HHJ Mark Bishop appointed as Resident Judge
  • Stray cow RTA victim secures large damages award plus Provisional Damages following loss of eye
  • Harriet Wakeman successfully resists interim injunction application seeking to suspend the Home Office’s migrant boat “Turnaround policy”
  • Supreme Court delivers judgment in leading case on principles of statutory interpretation
  • Circa £4 million settlement at mediation for the Claimant in a High Court paraplegic claim arising out of a light aircraft accident
  • Paul McGrath Appointed as a Recorder
  • Court of Appeal issues guidance on finality in Tribunal proceedings
  • QBD judgment for £1.67 million in favour of a mild traumatic brain injury Claimant faced with a fundamental dishonesty defence following a rear-end shunting road accident
  • Court of Appeal decision on power to cancel indefinite leave to remain while holder outside the UK
  • Finding of unlawful killing made in inquest into death following elective hip surgery
  • Pupillage Zoom Q&A
  • Court accepts that doctrine of mistake applies to Part 36 offers
  • Harriet Wakeman successfully acts for the family of Emma Fraser in a judicial review challenge to a Coroner’s conclusion that her death was “drug-related”
  • £1.097m settlement for a 47-year-old Teaching Assistant who developed chronic pain following a slipping accident
  • £920,000 settlement for a 36-year-old police officer who developed chronic pain following a road accident
  • Daniel Sternberg Appointed District Judge (Magistrates’ Court)
  • Rhys Davies quoted in the Economist
  • Keith Morton KC Elected a Bencher of Lincoln’s Inn
  • £1.66m gross settlement for a 30-year-old welder who sustained trans-humeral amputation following a motorcycle accident
  • Alex Glassbrook appointed Honorary Senior Research Fellow at Imperial College London
  • Court of Appeal decision on immigration bail
  • £607,000 settlement for a 48-year-old Police Officer who sustained mTBI in a RTA
  • TGC welcomes a new tenant to Chambers
  • Extradition to Russia refused
  • TGC Inquest & Inquiries Newsletter – Second Issue, November 2021
  • Matthew Hedges and Ali Issa Ahmad file criminal complaints in Sweden, Norway, France and Turkey under the applicable universal jurisdiction laws
  • Supreme Court cites Zuckerman on Civil Procedure, 4th Edn. in landmark case on representative actions
  • Rhys Davies writes in the Times Newspaper on the use of Magnitsky sanctions
  • TGC Clinical Negligence Newsletter – Issue 2, November 2021
  • Marcus Grant delivered a lecture to 170 APIL delegates on mild traumatic brain injury
  • Hatice Cengiz gives evidence before an international Tribunal for the murder of journalists in The Hague
  • Inquests into the deaths of Mr Yves Gloaguen and Mr Pascal Le Floch (concerning the loss of the Bugaled Breizh fishing vessel) find that no submarine was involved in the sinking
  • Rhys Davies named International Pro Bono Barrister of the Year
  • James Arney KC & Nicholas Moss KC are formally sworn in at Westminster Hall
  • Anthony Johnson Successful in resisting Appeal on the Admissibility of Highways ‘Expert’ Evidence
  • Rhys Davies instructed to represent the longest serving American in a foreign jail accused of a white-collar crime
  • Simon Browne QC and Ben Casey secure approval of £1.85m settlement in a claim by a Protected Party who was struck on the head by the wing mirror of a Mini-Bus
  • Marcus Grant and Rhys Davies Shortlisted for the 2021 Bar Pro Bono Awards
  • Inquests into the deaths of four men killed by Stephen Port
  • Inquests into the deaths of Mr Yves Gloaguen and Mr Pascal Le Floch (concerning the loss of the Bugaled Breizh vessel)
  • QBD judgment for £2.42 million, reduced by 33% to £1.6 million for contributory negligence
  • £1.5m settlement for a 52-year-old decorator who developed Functional Neurological Disorder
  • Rhys Davies addresses a side event at the 48th Session of the United Nations Human Rights Council
  • Decision handed down in lead case on rule of law challenge to Polish extradition requests
  • Supreme Court decision on fast-track asylum appeals
  • Second pre-inquest review in the inquest into the death of Dawn Sturgess
  • Handbook for Legal Practitioners: Using the UN Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration as an Interpretative Tool
  • Keith Morton KC secures acquittal of major construction company charged under Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015
  • Kathryn Howarth represented the London Borough of Merton in an inquest concerning the death of 17 years old Katrina Makunova
  • ‘An A to Z of Automated and Electric Vehicle Law’ (Journal of Personal Injury Litigation)
  • A Practical Guide to Extradition Law Post-Brexit
  • The Chambers UK Bar Awards 2021
  • UN Special Rapporteurs Express Serious Concern about Colonial Human Rights Abuses in Kericho County, Kenya
  • New Attorney General Civil Panel Appointments for TGC
  • Juliet Wells interviewed by Sky News, Channel 5 News and LBC about Prince Andrew lawsuit
  • Inquest into the death of Sudesh Amman
  • Croydon Tram Inquest
  • TGC Welcomes New Junior Tenant
  • Chief Magistrate discharges Hungarian EAW
  • TG Chambers launches Automated and Electric Vehicle law blog, aevlaw.com
  • Second Pre-Inquest Review in the Bugaled Breizh Inquests
  • Covid in the Medical Negligence Context; What Next?
  • Rodney Dixon KC and Émilie Pottle instructed in High-Profile Montenegrin Request for Extradition
  • Judge dismisses soldier’s claim for failure to identify PTSD
  • Karim Khan KC Sworn in as Chief Prosecutor at The ICC
  • New Evidence submitted to the ICC on behalf of Uyghurs
  • TGC Supports Pride Month, June 2021
  • Automated Vehicle law: Alex Glassbrook on BBC Radio 4’s “Law in Action”
  • TGC Fraud Update – Issue XII June 2021
  • Hertfordshire Police issue formal apology and investigation reforms following inquest into the death of Luke Hobson
  • Automated Vehicle Law: TG Chambers AV law on ‘Law Talks with Toks’
  • Torture victims Dr Al-Jaidah and Mr Al-Hammadi send formal notification of civil claims to Abu Dhabi Media Company PJSC
  • mTBI Claimant recovers £509,000 and defends a fundamental dishonesty strike out defence in the High Court
  • Automated Vehicle Law: Alex Glassbrook interviewed on the Wired Wig podcast
  • Sandilands Inquests
  • Saoirse Townshend represents Appellant whose extradition to Turkey for kidnap is barred by the High Court
  • High level delegation from the Government of Afghanistan meets ICC Prosecutor about Afghanistan’s deferral application
  • Academic Matthew Hedges issues civil proceedings in the High Court for his detention and torture in the UAE
  • £3.425m award on Provisional Damages basis for good Samaritan knocked over in layby
  • Supreme Court judgment
  • Automated Vehicles: Department of Transport announces decision on Automated Lane Keeping Systems (‘ALKS’)
  • Gymnast Soldier receives significant six figure settlement
  • Tim Sharpe instructed for insurers in High Court proceedings for the committal to prison of Alex Reid for contempt of court
  • £2.38m settlement secured for newly qualified Clinical Psychologist
  • Daniel Sternberg instructed in successful defence of US extradition request
  • Requested person discharged on s.20 grounds
  • Rhys Davies writes in the Times on the forthcoming elections for the presidency of Interpol
  • TGC Extradition Team Podcast – Episode 1, Bulgarian Prison Conditions
  • Defendant Roofing Company acquitted of breach of s.2 HSWA 1974 after 2 week trial
  • Defendant not permitted to plead fundamental dishonesty on a speculative or contingent basis
  • Fishmongers’ Hall Inquests
  • Undue Influence: The UAE and Interpol Report Launch
  • Inquest in to the Death of Dawn Sturgess
  • Claimant permitted to increase her cost budget by £96,500 following an application under CPR 3.15A
  • Automated Vehicles: Alex Glassbrook leads Bar Council team responding to Law Commission’s third consultation paper on AV law
  • TGC Clinical Negligence Newsletter
  • Simon Browne QC and Anthony Johnson successful in the Court of Appeal
  • National Security Law textbook published
  • TGC Inquests & Inquiries Newsletter
  • James Arney & Nicholas Moss – King’s Counsel
  • High Court allows appeals against Bulgarian Extradition requests
  • Multiple claimant settlement against North Tyneside Council for Psychiatric Injuries
  • Good Law Project abandons £100bn ‘Operation Moonshot’ procurement challenge
  • Benjamin Seifert appears in the Supreme Court today led by Jonathan Hall QC
  • William Irwin represents Ministry of Justice in inquest into the death of Janet Scott
  • Rhys Davies appears on Al Jazeera television to comment on the imprisonment of journalists in Egypt
  • £5.25 million settlement secured for 18 year old Claimant
  • Court of Appeal refuses citizenship fees appeals
  • UN petitioned to intervene for release of Princess Latifa
  • Karim Khan KC Elected Chief Prosecutor at ICC
  • £255k award following a 4 day remote trial for dental hygienist who suffered a whiplash injury to her neck
  • Highways England to be referred to the CPS over fatal collision on smart motorway
  • £6.5 Million Settlement Approved For Injured Navy Officer
  • High Court refuses permission to challenge ‘Moonshot’ mass asymptomatic testing programme
  • Andrew Cayley CMG KC Appointed Chief Inspector of HMCPSI
  • Keith Morton KC Appointed as Assistant Coroner
  • Zuckerman on Civil Procedure: Principles of Practice (4th edition) Out Today
  • £1.05m settlement for a 50-year-old doctor who developed chronic pain following a whiplash injury
  • Covid Risk And Reward: How To Mitigate The Risk Whilst Continuing To Trade
  • New Law Journal – Daniel Sternberg Personal Profile
  • Pupillage at TGC – Q&A via Zoom on 21st January 2021
  • Secondary Victim Claims: Back To Square One?
  • How to make Ecocide an International Crime
  • £850,000 settlement to enable elderly client to escape care home restrictions
  • William Irwin represents the Home Secretary in significant human trafficking case
  • Two new Silks for TGC
  • TGC Costs Update – Vol 7 December 2020
  • £12m settlement for a 24-year-old who sustained a severe brain injury in a road accident aged 9
  • Visitors to Care Homes Over Christmas
  • G-A-Y nightclub chain withdraws judicial review of hospitality curfew
  • Alex Glassbrook speaks at Connected Places Catapult’s Autonomous Technology conference
  • Air Pollution Inquest
  • Balancing the risk of COVID-19 with visits to residents
  • UK risks losing extradition powers after Brexit
  • Extradition after Brexit
  • £550,000 settlement for a 43-year-old unemployed baker who sustained a brain injury in an unusual running down accident
  • Ofcom finds breaches of the Broadcasting Code
  • £1.2m settlement for a 61-year-old hotelier who sustained a head injury in a road accident
  • EXE v BBC Studioworks
  • Swift v Carpenter: permission to appeal refused, and Respondent to pay costs
  • Covid-19 is Now a Foreseeable Risk: Duty Holders On Notice
  • £4.48m gross of contributory negligence settlement for a 18-year-old who sustained a severe brain injury in a running down accident aged 11 approved by Lambert J
  • Renewed conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh
  • Kathryn Howarth appointed to Public International Law B Panel of Counsel
  • IICSA Investigation into institutional responses to allegations of child sexual abuse involving the late Lord Janner of Braunstone QC
  • Proscribed Organisations Appeal Commission judgment on LTTE proscription
  • Success for TGC in the Chambers and Partners 2021 UK Bar Guide
  • Court refuses permission in 10pm curfew challenge
  • Jamal Khashoggi’s fiancé files federal civil suit in Washington DC
  • Louise Jones Accepts Academic Role with the University of Law
  • ALBA publishes its response to the Independent Review of Administrative Law
  • Automatic Lane Keeping Technology Could Cause Insurers’ Claims Costs to Spiral
  • Benjamin Seifert selected for the Bar Council Leadership Programme
  • L v S
  • I Will Have My Cake and Eat It!
  • Swift v Carpenter: Court of Appeal decision
  • Anthony Johnson Successful in Appeal on the Admissibility of Expert Evidence
  • Important new safety improvements for hockey identified following the death of 14 year old player
  • TGC Welcomes New Tenants
  • Harriet Wakeman has been nominated for the Young Pro Bono Barrister of the Year 2020 award
  • Grenfell Tower US Litigation News Update
  • Negligence under Lockdown
  • European Parliament commemorates Jamal Khashoggi’s murder
  • TGC CONTINUES TO EXCEL IN LEGAL DIRECTORY
  • Advanced, Automated and Electric Vehicle Law
  • TGC Shortlisted at the Chambers Bar Awards 2020
  • Rodney Dixon KC and Rhys Davies file submissions at the United Nations on behalf of the Huwaitat tribe in Saudi Arabia
  • Dominic Grieve KC, appointed Chair of Islamic Relief’s independent commission on trustee vetting and conduct
  • Time to relax, rewind and… expect the unexpected?
  • £756,000 settlement for a 42-year-old ground worker who sustained injuries to his foot and back and tinnitus in a road accident
  • Employers shouldn’t be treated as criminals
  • High Court rejects Helen McCourt murder release challenge
  • Automated lane keeping systems advent raises insurance challenges
  • UK Motor Technology Plan Needs Clarity
  • Rhys Davies appears on Al Jazeera television to comment on the treatment of former Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Nayef
  • The Legal Diary
  • Attorney General Civil Panel Appointments
  • Roads to recovery
  • ICC Uyghur Complaint is widely supported
  • TGC Fraud Newsletter
  • How Covid-19 has impacted the personal injury landscape
  • Newcastle United Football Club takeover collapses
  • White Book not to be defenestrated!
  • £550,000 settlement for a 40-year-old electrician who sustained a severe leg injury in a bicycle accident
  • Criminal Injuries Compensation Appeal success for victim of the London Bridge terror attack
  • Claim struck out for abuse of the MOJ/Part 8 process
  • Permission to appeal granted in lead extradition Latvian prison conditions case
  • £1.6m settlement secured for claimant involved in high-speed collision
  • £2m settlement for a 48-year-old carpenter who sustained a severe leg injury leading to a delayed amputation in a workplace accident
  • Tech problems? Don’t assume the court will automatically relist your hearing
  • Rhys Davies comments in the Independent newspaper on the new UK’s Magnitsky sanctions regime, and its impact on human rights
  • The NHS: No longer off limits for legal action?
  • Salisbury Novichok attack: Temple Garden Chambers involved in judicial review
  • Holiday offer goes wrong
  • TGC Costs Newsletter
  • TGC Podcast Covid – 19: RIDDOR Reporting and Causation in a Criminal and Civil Context
  • High Court upholds TPIM on Al-Muhajiroun member
  • Complaint filed at International Criminal Court (ICC) on behalf of the East Turkistan Government in Exile
  • Trial opens for murder of Jamal Khashoggi
  • Rhys Davies appears on Al Jazeera to comment on the trial of Saudi nationals charged with the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi
  • Spotlight on health and safety as many restaurants, cafes and pubs reopen on 4th July
  • £1.525 million settlement secured for an office worker who suffered a complete T12 fracture and spinal cord injury
  • Preparing to Reopen: reducing the risks of criminal and civil litigation due to COVID-19
  • Government of Afghanistan submits deferral request to the ICC
  • Safeguarding your services during the COVID-19 crisis
  • Permission granted in rule of law challenge to Polish Eaws
  • £350,000 settlement for a 60-year-old engineer who sustained a whiplash injury and a head injury that triggered epilepsy two years later
  • How to manage risk during a pandemic
  • £750,000 settlement for a 57-year-old dry liner who sustained a brain injury in a work place accident
  • Helen Nugent outlines what operators need to know about the provision and use of PPE at a time of crisis
  • CORONAVIRUS: TEMPLE GARDEN CHAMBERS OPERATIONAL STATEMENT – 18 MAY 2020
  • Care Homes must follow coronavirus guidelines or risk clinical negligence
  • TGC Podcast: Avoiding Criminal Enforcement Action & Civil Claims in the Shadow of Covid-19
  • £703,000 settlement for a 38-year-old personal shopper who sustained a lower leg injury
  • Tomorrow’s Health & Safety – The New Reality
  • Ben Casey achieves net settlement in region of £1.1m on behalf of a claimant who had sustained an accident leading to a below knee amputation
  • Nicholas Chapman successfully defends decision to stop Derbyshire badger cull
  • German EAWs: Divisional Court approves local courts as ‘judicial authorities’
  • Nicholas Chapman successful in Yagnesh Devani extradition appeal
  • TGC Costs Team hosting a series of Webinars via Zoom
  • Takeover bid for Newcastle United Football Club
  • TGC Virtual Quiz in support of Royal Trinity Hospice
  • Clinical negligence in the time of Coronavirus
  • The Coronavirus Act 2020: What Extradition Practitioners Need to Know
  • How can retailers mitigate air quality risks?
  • Covid-19 Update
  • £4.83m settlement for a 32-year-old charity worker who sustained severe leg injuries in a train accident
  • Corvid-19 Announcement
  • Anthony Johnson has article published in the March 2020 edition of the Personal Injury Law Journal: Committal where the die has already been cast
  • Ellen Robertson has article published in PI Focus
  • Judicial ruling on recording of expert appointments in injury claims
  • Benjamin Seifert secures permission to appeal to the Supreme Court in landmark extradition case on prison conditions
  • TGC Welcomes Kathryn Howarth to Chambers
  • TGC Welcomes Émilie Pottle to Chambers
  • Simon Browne QC and Ben Casey achieve £11 million award for Claimant
  • Simon Browne QC resists challenge to Law Society Model CFA Agreement
  • Saoirse Townshend successfully represents Polish man, sought pursuant to a European Arrest Warrant
  • Benjamin Seifert in first UK extradition case to be considered by the Court of Justice of the European Union
  • £2.145m settlement for a 32-year-old hotel manager who developed chronic pain in his left arm following a whiplash injury
  • Robin Tam KC and Emily Wilsdon appeared in Supreme Court case on false imprisonment
  • Richard Wilkinson defends Portuguese insurer in claim by Spanish national
  • TGC participates in the Great Legal Bake
  • Emily Wilsdon represents family at inquest and secures a road safety Preventing Future Deaths report
  • Claimant with severe leg injury obtains settlement of just under £800,000
  • £1.8m settlement for 62 year old man who sustained multiple injuries in motorcycle accident
  • £1.146m settlement for a 41-year-old Warehouse worker who suffered a brachial plexus injury in a motorcycle accident
  • Harriet Wakeman has article published in the Personal Injury Law Journal
  • Simon Browne QC and Ben Casey secure £11m settlement for tetraplegic road traffic accident victim
  • Daniel Sternberg comments on obtaining evidence from Prince Andrew
  • Richard Boyle represents the Lord Chancellor in costs proceedings before the High Court
  • Rhys Davies appears on Al Jazeera television to discuss war crimes in Libya
  • TGC attends Reception at Clarence House in acknowledgment of fundraising for Royal Trinity Hospice
  • £1.165m settlement for a 43-year-old social worker who developed fibromyalgia following two road accidents
  • Anthony Johnson Successful in ‘Test Case’ on the Admissibility of Expert Evidence
  • New Silk for Temple Garden Chambers
  • Rhys Davies comments for The Independent newspaper on the threat to target cultural sites in Iran by President Trump
  • TGC Welcomes Saoirse Townshend and Anne Coulon to chambers
  • Andrew Cayley CMG KC to speak at Chatham House Event – Investigating Violations of International Humanitarian Law
  • Nicholas Chapman appears in major challenge to citizenship fees regime
  • PIR in Air Pollution Inquest
  • No duty for the MoJ to appoint a medical referee for an unlawful crematorium
  • TGC Costs Newsletter
  • Marine Accident Investigation Branch safety report not admissible into arbitration
  • Resounding victory for Claimant in complex brachial plexus injury arising from RTA
  • Rhys Davies submits Urgent Communication to United Nations Special Rapporteur on Torture, and the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention
  • ICC Appeals Chamber hears appeal on the conflict in Afghanistan
  • Juliet Wells obtains permission to appeal in landmark extradition case on the status of French public prosecutors
  • Dishonest litigant sentenced to 5 months’ immediate custody for false personal injury claim
  • “A Practical Guide to the Law of Driverless Cars” (2nd Edition) Published
  • Nicholas Chapman succeeds in important Court of Appeal case
  • Challenge to block-rated ATE premium following Court of Appeal’s decision in West v Stockport
  • Aston Mclean inquest: jury returns conclusions in death following police contact in Reading
  • William Irwin represents Home Secretary in Court of Appeal
  • New Edition of Credit Hire Book Published
  • Juliet Wells addresses an interdisciplinary conference on human rights issues in the Arabian Gulf
  • Anthony Johnson Successful in Part 36 Offer Appeal
  • £700,000 settlement for a 51-year-old man who sustained a brain injury in a bicycle accident approved by Master Cook
  • Aidan Ellis represents Dr Saif Al-Islam Gaddafi before the Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Court
  • £4m settlement for a 35-year-old man who sustained a dysexecutive syndrome in a road accident
  • Inquest into death at Drayton Manor Theme Park
  • Success for James Arney KC at the Chambers UK Bar Awards 2019
  • High Court RTA claim dismissed following head-on collision involving fatality and serious injuries to others
  • Simon Browne QC and Ellen Robertson act for family at inquest into death at Peligoni Club, Greece
  • Nicholas Chapman successful in leading Court of Appeal case
  • TGC Fraud Newsletter – Issue X
  • Daniel Sternberg comments on Sacoolas extradition
  • Louis Browne QC instructed in BA data breach case
  • New Book: A Practical Guide to the Law of Driverless Cars (2nd edition)
  • Judicial ruling on admissibility of covert recordings in injury claims
  • Cathryn McGahey KC and Benjamin Seifert successful in extradition appeal
  • M4 fatal school bus crash
  • Appeal Success: Fine Substantially Reduced
  • Harriet Wakeman has article published in the Personal Injury Law Journal
  • TGC Welcomes New Junior Tenant
  • UN hears evidence about detained Princess Latifa Al Maktoum
  • Marcus Grant spoke at the Peterhouse Medico-legal Conference 2019
  • 3 Members of Chambers appear at preliminary hearing held by IICSA
  • HSLA Annual Conference
  • Plexus Law’s Transportation Seminar
  • Rodney Dixon KC and Juliet Wells address an event at the 42nd Regular Session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva
  • Juliet Wells appears live on Al Jazeera evening news to comment on the legality of executions in Saudi Arabia
  • Claim filed at the UN on behalf of Kenyan victims of colonial abuses
  • ICC Appeals Chamber orders ICC Prosecutor to reconsider Gaza Flotilla case
  • Chambers Bar Awards 2019
  • Anthony Johnson has article published in the Personal Injury Law Journal
  • Rhys Davies appears on Al Jazeera television to comment on the legality of air strikes in Yemen
  • Labbadia v Alitalia [2019] EWHC 2103 (Admin)
  • William Irwin represents Ministry of Justice in claim by prison officer taken hostage by prisoner
  • Driverless Law: Alex Glassbrook to speak at World Conference in Vienna
  • Driverless Law: Alex Glassbrook and Emma Northey’s seminar for Association of Personal Injury Lawyers, Monday 29 July
  • Michael Rapp successfully concludes settlement in horrific industrial accident
  • Nicholas Chapman Appointed to the Attorney General ‘A’ Panel
  • Rodney Dixon KC and Juliet Wells make complaint to FIFA on behalf of client tortured in the UAE
  • P v D
  • Inquests into the deaths of four young men murdered by Stephen Port
  • £1.46m gross settlement for a 46-year-old professional driver who sustained a concussive head injury in a bicycle accident
  • Jury find that Devon and Cornwall Police missed opportunities which caused or contributed to the death of a young motorcyclist
  • £700,00 net settlement for a 48-year-old University Lecturer who sustained a concussive head injury in a bicycle accident
  • De Roeper v NHS Commissioning Board and Ramsay (2019)
  • Rodney Dixon KC and Juliet Wells attend the 41st Regular Session of the UN Human Rights Committee in Geneva on behalf of clients detained in Saudi Arabia
  • Deepcut: Private Geoff Gray inquest conclusions delivered
  • Driverless Law: Law Commission on the way forward for Automated Vehicles
  • TGC recognised for their commitment to Wellbeing
  • Rhys Davies appears on Al Jazeera television to comment on the death of former Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi
  • Daniel Sternberg appointed as Deputy District Judge (Magistrates Court)
  • Rhys Davies attends court in the West Bank, as international counsel for activist Suha Jbara
  • TGC Costs Newsletter
  • Aidan Ellis, Juliet Wells and others brief the press on the death of Alia Abdulnoor
  • James Laughland secures award worth £6.5m in MIB claim
  • Urgent Communication submitted to UN Special Rapporteur on Extra-judicial, summary or arbitary Executions
  • Paraplegic claimant secures a settlement of £1.65m after a second catastrophic Road Traffic Accident
  • High Court MoD costs success for Louis Browne QC
  • Nick Chapman, Sian Reeves and Emily Wilsdon appointed to the Equality and Human Rights Commission Panel
  • London Bridge Inquests
  • ICC Appeals Chamber hears landmark appeal
  • Infected Blood Inquiry
  • The impact of Brexit on the EAW
  • Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Established. Dr Holden Criticised
  • £1.4M Independent Evaluation Settlement for Moderate-Severe Traumatic Brain Injury
  • Successful appeal of reduction to block-rated ATE premium involving the issue of comparator premium evidence
  • Aidan Ellis presented a paper on reparations at the Doha Conference on National, Regional and International mechanisms to combat impunity and ensure accountability under International Law
  • Rhys Davies appears on Al Jazeera Television to analyse leaked reports in the Guardian of abuse of Saudi political prisoners
  • £700,000 settlement for a 42-year-old railway worker who sustained a mild traumatic brain injury and neuropsychiatric sequelae in a workplace accident
  • Rhys Davies is asked to comment on the release of Saudi Arabian human rights activists, on Al Jazeera Television
  • Speeding vs Unsafe Turning: Which Is More Negligent? 50-50 apportionment says the High Court
  • Three members of TGC invited to speak at the PIBA Conference
  • ICC investigations in Palestine
  • Kenyan National Land Commission finds Historical Land Injustices in Kericho County, Kenya
  • Edward Hutchin and Shaman Kapoor appointed as Deputy District Judges
  • Rhys Davies writes in the Guardian, highlighting human rights abuses in Egypt and calling for the UK to stand up for the rule of law
  • Supreme Court hears worker registration case
  • Welcome to the new Electronic Bill of Costs
  • William Irwin represents the Home Secretary in the Court of Appeal
  • Rodney Dixon KC representing Syrian refugees in Jordan
  • Rhys Davies and Aidan Ellis speak at an event in Parliament to discuss Human Rights abuses in Egypt
  • Martin Spencer J approves a £1.84 m settlement for a 45-year-old man who suffered a ceiling collapse on his head
  • Independent Inquiry on Child Sexual Abuse
  • £3.1m settlement for a 24-year-old lady who sustained a brachial plexus injury and a concussive head injury in a car crash
  • High Court rejects challenge to anonymity rulings in the Undercover Policing Inquiry
  • Supreme Court judgment
  • TGC Fraud Newsletter
  • Dishonest boxer punished for contempt of court
  • Court of Appeal confirms limits on family member rights under EU law
  • Court of Appeal considers genuine and sufficient link test
  • Rhys Davies appears on Al Jazeera Television to discuss a UN investigation into the Khashoggi killing
  • “Moving Up a Gear”
  • When It Is Reasonable To Run Someone Over…
  • UK government pays £1m to Cyprus ‘torture victims’
  • Daniel Sternberg joins Temple Garden Chambers
  • Anthony Lenanton appointed to Crown C Panel
  • Rhys Davies and Aidan Ellis added to the list of lawyers for the United Nations Ombudsperson to the ISIL (Da’esh) and Al-Qaida Sanctions Committee
  • International Criminal Law Conference
  • Tim Sharpe represents lorry driver in inquest concerning the death of a cyclist in London
  • Third Pre-Inquest Hearing in London Bridge Inquests
  • William Irwin represents the Home Secretary in trafficking case
  • Rhys Davies is asked to comment on Al Jazeera television on the latest developments in the Khashoggi case
  • Rhys Davies appears on Al Jazeera to comment on a request by British parliamentarians to visit Saudi women activists currently imprisoned
  • Judge Mark Bishop
  • Louis Browne QC makes closing submissions on Phase One of Grenfell Tower Inquiry
  • TGC Costs Newsletter
  • Rhys Davies appears on Al Jazeera to discuss the latest developments in the Khashoggi affair
  • Benjamin Seifert appears in the Supreme Court
  • TGC Raffle in aid of Royal Trinity Hospice
  • Appeal against extradition to Bulgaria
  • Dingemans J approves a £4.68m settlement for a 26-year-old motorcycle head injury crash victim
  • William Irwin represents the Secretary of State in human trafficking case
  • Court of Appeal – Landmark Decision on Solicitors Act Bills
  • Rodney Dixon KC is representing Briton Matthew Hedges as International Counsel
  • Cathryn McGahey KC is representing Geronimo the alpaca
  • 50-year-old sales manager recovered £1m in respect of losses flowing from chronic pain and PTSD sustained in a road accident
  • 47-year-old senior manager recovered £675,000 in respect of a soft tissue neck injury sustained in a road accident
  • Association of Personal Injury Lawyers’ (APIL) Costs Conference 2018
  • ICC Pre-Trial Chamber orders ICC Prosecutor to reconsider her decision not to investigate the raid on the Mavi Marmara ship in the Gaza Flotilla
  • 44-year-old café proprietor recovered £250,000 in respect of a mild traumatic brain injury and chronic pain sustained in a road accident
  • Zimbabwe Commission of Inquiry into the Post-Election Violence
  • Safety of Automated Vehicles: Law Commission paper published today
  • Chambers 41 individual rankings across 12 practice areas
  • Religion in the Workplace
  • Settlement of claim: Paul Gambaccini
  • Temple Garden Chambers moves to new larger Chambers in The Hague
  • Temple Garden Chambers ranked in 12 Practice Areas
  • Rhys Davies admitted to the List of Specialist Counsel before the Kosovo Specialist Chambers
  • Health and Safety Junior of the Year !
  • Rhys Davies writes in the Times, addressing the international response to the war in Yemen in light of the Khashoggi killing
  • Model Law Commission Conference 2018
  • Rhys Davies writes in the Independent newspaper regarding legal remedies in the Khashoggi affair
  • Nicholas Chapman joins Temple Garden Chambers
  • Manchester Bombing Inquests
  • Kenya National Land Commission hearings
  • The Human Rights Situation in Saudi Arabia
  • Rhys Davies and Sian Reeves speak at a press conference outside the embassy of Saudi Arabia, in London
  • Westminster Bridge Inquest
  • TGC Welcomes New Junior Tenants
  • Anthony Lenanton acts for the IOPC in “abuse of process” hearing
  • £4.1 Million judgement for below-the-knee amputation Claimant
  • Zimbabwe Commission of Inquiry
  • Rhys Davies has been quoted in an article published in The Daily Express
  • Claimant injured at birth secures a settlement of £9.5million
  • Inquest in to the Death of the Westminster Terror Attack Victims
  • Dominic Adamson KC shortlisted for Health & Safety Junior of the Year
  • Louis Browne QC joins TGC
  • 31-year-old highway worker recovered £643,000 in respect of a brachial plexus injury and head injury sustained in a motorcycle accident where liability was contested
  • Andrew Cayley CMG KC re-appointed Director Service Prosecutions
  • Rochdale Paedophile Gang
  • 61-year-old construction worker recovered £495,000 in respect of a head injury sustained in a workplace accident
  • Various Claimants in Wave 2 of the Mirror Newspaper Hacking Litigation vs MGN Limited
  • Various Claimants in Wave 1 of the Mirror Newspaper Hacking Litigation vs MGN Limited
  • A 34-year-old English teacher working in China recovered £535,000 in respect of a head injury sustained in a road accident
  • Emily Wilsdon chairs panel, organised by Rodney Dixon KC and the AOHR, on religious freedoms in IHL, the blockade of Qatar and the Hajj
  • Alex Glassbrook speaking at Westminster Insight’s Connected and Autonomous Vehicles conference, 7 November 2018
  • 50-year-old factory worker recovered £375,000 in respect of a head injury sustained in a workplace accident
  • A 51-year-old unemployed lady recovered £1.7m in respect of a leg injury sustained in a road accident
  • Conclusions in the Sean Benton (Deepcut) inquest
  • Rhys Davies co-authors an article in the New Law Journal – International Justice: English lawyers in despotic jurisdictions
  • A 41-year-old nurse recovered £672,000 in respect of a centrally sensitized chronic pain condition that developed following a low speed rear end shunting road accident causing soft tissue injury
  • Three members of TGC elevated to “B” panel
  • A 59-year-old self-employed taxi driver recovered £500,000 in respect of an ankle injury that progressed into CRPS following a tripping accident
  • A 55-year-old benefits assistant recovered £400,000 net of CRU and interims in respect of a centrally sensitized chronic pain condition (diagnosed as ‘fibromyalgia’) that developed following a rear end shunting road accident causing soft tissue injury
  • Hibberd-Little v Carlton [2018] EWHC 1787 (QB)
  • Marcus Grant appeared for a 35-year-old claimant teacher who brought a claim for damages
  • The War in Yemen
  • Third Pre-Inquest Review Hearing in Westminster Bridge Inquests
  • TGC Fraud Update Issue VIII – July 2018
  • Sian Reeves, Rhys Davies and Myles Grandison address an event at the United Nations in Geneva
  • 35 Years at TGC !
  • Rhys Davies admitted to the List of Counsel for the International Criminal Court
  • Rhys Davies chairs an event at the House of Commons on famine in Yemen
  • Alex Glassbrook speaks at the Future of Transportation World Conference – Cologne
  • TGC appoints Pro Bono Champion
  • Event in Parliament on detentions in Saudi Arabia
  • Rhys Davies admitted to the List of Counsel for the Special Tribunal for Lebanon
  • Rule of Law – Impact of legislative amendments in Poland on extradition
  • “The Blockade of Qatar One Year On: Violations of Human Rights and Coercive measures”
  • Fraudulent Credit Hire Claim: Insurer succeeds in its claim for damages for deceit, indemnity against dishonest driver and declarations of non-cover
  • A 54-year-old ex-head teacher settled his stress at work claim for a six-figure sum on the eve of trial, 6 years after his employment was terminated
  • Karim Khan KC appointed by the Secretary General of the United Nations, H.E. Antonio Guterres, as Special Adviser and Head of the Investigative Team supporting efforts to prosecute members of ISIL / Da’esh
  • The Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights has heard closing arguments on the merits in the inter-state case Georgia v the Russian Federation
  • A widow was awarded £101,514 on behalf of the estate of her late husband who was killed in a running down accident
  • Judicial services company not vicariously liable for sub-contracted bailiff – Court of Appeal
  • GDPR and Driverless Cars
  • A claimant who developed CRPS following a tripping accident in the course of her employment failed to establish a claim against her employer or against the occupier of the premises where she sustained injury
  • TGC Costs Newsletter
  • Statutory appeal against a Regulatory Authority’s decision to strike a psychologist off the HCPC register is dismissed
  • The Commissioners for Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs v Woodgate
  • TGC Shortlisted for “Barristers’ Chambers of the Year”
  • Trainee doctor recovers £644,000 in damages in respect of moderately severe post-traumatic fibromyalgia following a car accident
  • Property developer recovers £300,000 in damages following a crush injury to his hand
  • Dato’ Shyamala Alagendra appointed as Assistant Director of Public Prosecutions of the Republic of Fiji
  • Karim Khan KC admitted as a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitration
  • 52-year-old pilot recovers £610,000 in damages following a whiplash injury
  • Driverless cars
  • California Court of Appeal hears landmark immunity case
  • Prominent Moroccan journalist arrested and on trial
  • Javed & Bhatti v Aviva
  • Judgment on liability for Claimant Police Officer in a road traffic accident injury claim
  • Mr Justice Martin Spencer approves £1.35m lump sum settlement in a brain injury case
  • 90 year old lady recovers £298,000 gross of contributory negligence for a shoulder injury in a running down accident
  • Richard Wilkinson elected as the Secretary of the Personal Injury Bar Association
  • Commercial Litigation Funding & Costs Breakfast
  • Benjamin Seifert secures leave to appeal to the Supreme Court in an extradition appeal
  • Karim Khan KC appointed a Recorder
  • Karim Khan KC admitted as a Fellow of the Singapore Institute of Arbitrators
  • Refusal of late medical evidence overturned on appeal
  • Rhys Davies addresses an event at the United Nations in Geneva
  • Damages for soldier who suffered psychiatric injury following prescription of lariam
  • £390,000 Damages for Soldier injured in Tyre Explosion
  • Rhys Davies and Aidan Ellis address an event at the House of Commons
  • Husband and wife guilty of Contempt of Court
  • 32 year old healthcare manager recovers £950,000 for the consequences of a mild traumatic brain injury following a moped accident
  • Circuit Judge Appointment
  • The Divisional Court rules on the validity of a European Arrest Warrant
  • TGC Fraud Update Issue VII – February 2018
  • Claimant admits fundamental dishonesty at the commencement of trial
  • Cyber Car Crime
  • Richard Boyle appointed to Crown “C” Panel
  • Legal Report on Human Rights situation in Saudi Arabia released
  • Andrew O’Connor KC appeared at the first preliminary hearing of the IICSA Westminster investigation
  • Kevin McLoughlin appointed HM Senior Coroner for West Yorkshire (East)
  • SCCO determines inquest costs that are recoverable in principle in a case where liability was admitted pre-inquest
  • Fresh Inquest into the death of Sean Benton
  • Alex Glassbrook speaking at Future Transportation World Conference in June 2018
  • HIGH COURT JUDGE RULES ON SECTION 57 FUNDAMENTAL DISHONESTY
  • Teare J finds Mr Gentry guilty of deceit and contempt of Court and sentences him to 9 months’ imprisonment, suspended for 2 years
  • Court of Appeal to decide on Dispute over National Minimum Wage
  • TGC Welcomes Tariq Sadiq
  • Court of Appeal confirms correct permission to appeal test to be applied by the Upper Tribunal
  • Prisoner’s £100,000 damages claim against the MoJ in respect of an assault by another prisoner is dismissed
  • Benjamin Seifert joins TGC
  • Dominic Adamson KC acts for Whirlpool UK Appliances Limited in the Court of Appeal in a successful appeal against sentence
  • Court of Appeal hands down important judgment on “Zambrano” principle
  • Jury Inquest into death of Construction worker who died after 11,000 volt shock
  • Nine Defendants convicted, and four committed immediately to prison, for “crash for cash” scheme following a 5 day High Court Trial
  • QOCS AND SET-OFF: In the balance
  • Paul McGrath appeared in the Court of Appeal on 23 and 27 November concerning the Athens Convention
  • Deputy Prime Minister of Kosovo acquitted of all charges in EULEX corruption case
  • Marcus Grant shortlisted as The Legal 500 Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence Junior of the Year 2018
  • Streets Ahead (article in November 2017 edition of PI Focus)
  • Helen Nugent joins Temple Garden Chambers
  • Below Knee Amputation case settles for £1.35m on a full liability basis at JSM
  • Court of Appeal dismisses Claimants’ appeal against dismissal of their battery claims
  • Anthony Lenanton acts for the IPCC in Article 5 ECHR claim
  • Robin Tam KC and Emily Wilsdon represented the Home Secretary in a challenge to a curfew
  • Alex Glassbrook features in the Autumn 2017 edition of St. James’s Place’s “The Investor” magazine
  • BNM -v- MGN Judgment, Court of Appeal Success for Claimant on the New Test of Proportionality
  • Anthony Lenanton acts for the IPCC in judicial review challenge
  • Dispensing Optician recovers £320,000 for a suspected mild Traumatic Brain Injury
  • TGC continues to be recognized as a leading set by Chambers & Partners 2018
  • Sian Reeves represented HMP Pentonville at an Article 2 inquest following a death in custody
  • Emily Wilsdon represented the family at an inquest into a road traffic collision
  • Sian Reeves represented the Ministry of Justice in a 6-day Article 2 Inquest
  • Success for TGC at the 2017 Chambers UK Bar Awards
  • Karim Khan KC awarded the 2017 “Criminal Lawyer of the Year” award by the Society of Asian Lawyers (SAL)
  • PA and Personal Trainer recovers £1.5 m for severe post traumatic fibromyalgia / somatic symptom disorder
  • Court of Appeal hears tax credits appeal
  • Court of Appeal hears significant EU law proportionality and free movement appeal
  • Ben Casey recovers scheme maximum in CICA Appeal
  • Andrew O’Connor KC acts for intelligence agencies in challenge to bulk data policies
  • False claims dismissed
  • Co-director of flooring company recovers in excess of £100k for silicone sleeves and business class flights following collision with uninsured driver
  • IICSA commences hearings into Rochdale abuse allegations
  • QOCS against multiple Defendants
  • Barrista Trainer recovers £2.2m for head and spinal injuries
  • Police Sergeant recovers £1.65m for a brachial plexus injury
  • Builder recovers £1.16m for a head injury sustained in a fall
  • Temple Garden Chambers ranked in 13 practice areas
  • Royal Navy Petty Officer obtains £300,000 following skiing accident
  • Temple Garden Chambers at The Royal Parks half marathon
  • Temple Garden Chambers Charity Quiz Night – 9 November 2017
  • TGC shortlisted for Barristers Chambers of the Year
  • Former Head of Temple Garden Chambers is sworn in as Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales
  • TGC team runs the Royal Parks Marathon – Sunday 8 Oct 17
  • TGC Welcomes New Junior Tenants
  • TGC members bailed
  • Fraud claims dismissed
  • Rodney Dixon KC addresses an event at the UN General Assembly in New York
  • TGC Fraud Update Issue VI – September 2017
  • TGC at the Provost Marshal (Army) Strategic Detention Seminar
  • Narrative Verdict given in Puma Afghan Helicopter Inquest
  • Rodney Dixon KC represents three prominent Qatari nationals unlawfully detained and tortured in the UAE
  • 24 year old Factory Worker recovers £600,000 for the consequences of a compression fracture to the T12/L1 vertebrae
  • 38 year old former Police Officer recovered £492,000 for the consequences of an ankle injury and PTSD, sustained in a running down accident
  • TGC members to be bailed (or jailed) on 22 September 17: but only for Charity
  • Keith Morton KC shortlisted as Health & Safety silk of the Year
  • Master Leonard dismisses reasonableness and proportionality challenge to post-LASPO ATE premium in clinical negligence case
  • 46 year old middle manager recovers £579,000 for the consequences of a diffuse axonal brain injury and vestibular damage sustained in a workplace accident
  • Alice Norton Great North Run in support of Royal Trinity Hospice
  • Telematics resolves Liability Issue
  • £3.7 million Claim Settled
  • Fundamentally dishonest Claimant imprisoned for contempt of court
  • Detention of former South Korean President Park Geun-hye to be challenged
  • Written judgment from Chief Master Gordon-Saker on a preliminary issue in detailed assessment proceedings about whether a bill of costs should be re-drawn
  • Commonwealth Soldier receives £325,000 after sustaining Non-Freezing Cold Injuries
  • Royal Auxiliary Fleet Officer receives £205,000 following tripping accident
  • International Justice Day Event
  • Former Head of Temple Garden Chambers appointed the Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales
  • Court of Appeals hears Zambrano appeals
  • RAF Aircraftman Receives £300, 000 for work related back problems
  • Supreme Court Awards Indemnity Costs
  • The Future of Transportation World Conference, Cologne, Germany
  • Investigations into terrorism and allegations of war crimes
  • Soldier who suffers below knee amputation in Afghanistan achieves £3.5 million gross
  • International Criminal Court Bar Association
  • TGC Costs Newsletter
  • Caucasian Soldier suffering from NFCI achieves award of over £400,000 at Settlement Meeting
  • Commonwealth Soldier suffering from NFCI achieves award of £250,000 at Settlement Meeting
  • Independent Jersey Care Inquiry publishes report
  • High Court upholds TPIMs on three ALM members
  • Finding of Fundamental Dishonesty and consequential costs order
  • £30,000 Credit Hire Claim Dismissed With Issue-Based Costs Order Made
  • Solicitor success on 4 preliminary issues in a solicitor-client costs dispute
  • ETS procedural unfairness judicial review claim dismissed
  • Court of Appeal success
  • No systemic breach of article 2 ECHR arising from suicides at HMP Woodhill; judicial review claim dismissed
  • Commonwealth Soldier suffering from NFCI achieves gross award of £850,000 at Settlement Meeting
  • TGC at the FFLM Annual Conference
  • TGC Fraud Update Issue V – May 2017
  • Another victory in the long-running VWF professional negligence litigation
  • 43-year-old Warehouse Worker recovered £539,000 for post traumatic fibromyalgia following a workplace accident – Marcus Grant represented the Claimant
  • Taxi driver’s personal injury claim dismissed on grounds of fundamental dishonesty
  • Karim Khan KC appears before Military Tribunal in Cameroon defending a human rights lawyer charged with offences carrying the death penalty
  • HMP/YOI Cookham Wood Adewole Inquest
  • TGC Health and Safety Conference 2017
  • Inquest concludes that British Airways pilot died as a result of an overdose of Pentobarbital
  • Rodney Dixon KC is speaking at National University of Singapore on International Law and the Middle East
  • Supreme Court Victory
  • Hamid v (1) Khalid (2) Co-Operative Insurance
  • HHJ Wood QC permits committal proceedings for contempt of Court to proceed against 9 injury claimants
  • HHJ Main QC accepted evidence of a scientific link between trauma and fibromyalgia
  • Amputee Serviceman Receives £4.2 million
  • His Honour Judge Mark Bishop appointed a Senior Judge of the Sovereign Base Area, Cyprus
  • Severely Injured Claimant Recovers £1.14M
  • Fraser J approves combined PPO and lump sum settlement following the introduction of the new discount rate in a case involving the MIB
  • Widow recovers £150,000 from a landowner in respect of the death of her husband killed by a falling branch from one of his trees
  • Alex Glassbrook will be speaking at The Future of Transportation World Conference, in Cologne, Germany, on 6 July
  • Karim Khan KC and Aidan Ellis are currently representing Bruno Stojic before the Appeals Chamber of the ICTY
  • Surveillance Evidence – delayed application did not constitute an ambush
  • TGC “Bake Off” for Royal Trinity Hospice
  • Keith Morton KC succeeds in challenge to Health and Safety Executive’s Fee for Intervention dispute process
  • Dr Victor Kattan awarded the inaugural Asian Society of International Law Young Scholar prize
  • Settlement based on New Discount Rate
  • Andrew O’Connor KC represented HMG at the Inquests into the deaths of 30 British nationals killed at Sousse, Tunisia in 2015
  • Nicholas Moss appointed as Assistant Coroner
  • Law of Driverless Cars
  • Dato Shyamala Alagendra establishes annual prize
  • Briggs and 598 Others v First Choice Holidays & Flights Limited
  • Appeal Against Decision to Allow Expert Evidence Dismissed
  • Challenge to Irish deportation policy dismissed by Administrative Court
  • Temple Garden Chambers Costs Conference 2017
  • TGC launches fundraising for Royal Trinity Hospice
  • High Court Judgment on Pre-LASPO ATE Premium
  • Metroline secures enforceable costs order against fundamentally dishonest bus passenger
  • Tina Norman v Robert Norman Court of Appeal
  • Supreme Court hears Newspaper Article 10 challenge to the payment of Additional Liabilities
  • New Proportionality And Additional Liabilities : Murrells v Cambridge University NHS Foundation Trust
  • Coroner rejects unlawful killing conclusion in Afghanistan ‘friendly fire’ fatality
  • 44 year old IT Project Manager recovered £700,000 after road accident
  • Inquests into the deaths of the 30 British nationals who died in the terrorist attack at Sousse, Tunisia
  • Dismissal of two RTA claims heard together, 10 January 2017
  • Keith Morton KC secures acquittal of BAM Construction Limited
  • MoJ’s consultation paper on reforming the soft tissue injury (‘whiplash’) claims process
  • Supreme Court judgment on statutorily-extended leave
  • Personal Injury Claim Settled for £230,000
  • 34 year old Police Officer recovered £600,000 net of contributory negligence for the consequences of a brain injury sustained in a motorcycle accident
  • Supermarket worker awarded £2m + £60k PPO for life following head injury
  • Knauer v The Ministry of Justice – settlement of the costs dispute
  • New Tenant for TGC
  • 31 year old Trainee Chef recovered £3,650,000 for the consequences of a spinal injury sustained in a cycling accident
  • Judgment for Royal Marine suffering from Q Fever Syndrome
  • Garnham J finds one count of contempt proved and two counts not proved
  • 49 year old Conductor recovered £200,000 for the consequences of a whiplash injury that developed after a road accident
  • Andrew Cayley KC, Rodney Dixon KC and Emily Wilsdon are this week in Mexico City
  • Fraud established and exemplary damages recovered
  • TGC Fraud Newsletter
  • Insurer’s admission in MoJ Portal binding on insured in separate proceedings
  • TGC continues to be recognized as a leading set by Chambers & Partners 2017
  • Andrew O’Connor KC appears before the IPT in the ‘Bulk Data Judgment’
  • 24 year old Construction Labourer recovers £300,000 gross
  • Success for Marcus Grant at the Chambers UK Bar Awards
  • The Legal 500 Awards 2017
  • TGC welcomes new associate tenant
  • Fraud claim dismissed
  • Personal Injury Claim Settled for £180,000
  • Divisional Court gives definitive ruling on Air Accident Investigation Branch disclosure regime
  • HSE’s Fee for Intervention Appeals process to be judicially reviewed
  • 32 year old Solicitor recovered £527,000 gross for the consequences of chronic pain disorder that developed after a road accident
  • Indemnity Costs against Mirror Group Newspapers for failing to engage in ADR
  • Simon Browne QC succeeds in liability Claim in High Court for child with severe cerebral palsy
  • TGC welcomes new junior tenants
  • The 2016 Chambers UK Bar Awards
  • 30 year old Teacher with lupus recovered £200,000 for the consequences of fibromyalgia that developed after a road accident
  • Appeal based on perversity and insufficient reasons succeeds in slam on fraud case
  • 51 year old Mining Engineer recovered £200,000 (gross of contributory negligence) for the consequences of fibromyalgia that developed two years after a workplace accident
  • 82 year old retired Ghurka recovered £305,000 for the consequences of developing dementia following a running down accident
  • 48 year old part time Care Worker and Masters Student recovered £145,000 following road accident
  • N (Wife) v N (Husband), Interim Anonymity Order in the Court of Appeal
  • 55 year old unemployed lady recovers £385,500 for a Mixed Dissociative Conversion Disorder [ICD 10 – F44.7] and vestibular damage suffered in a lift accident
  • New Junior Tenants
  • UN Human Rights Council petitioned over unlawful arrest of UK national in Bangladesh
  • Court of Appeal grants permission to appeal in Article 8 case
  • Privacy International
  • Update on Driverless Vehicles
  • Stanmore Quality Surfacing Ltd v Kartel
  • Andrew T Cayley CMG KC Speaks at Two Singapore Conferences
  • Mr Gentry admits dishonesty in Committal proceedings following Court of Appeal judgment
  • Court of Appeal considers whether, in a fraud case, one Claimant can be excluded from court whilst another Claimant gives their evidence
  • Unemployed man settles his crush injury for £539,000
  • Rodney Dixon KC delivering seminar at Maxwell Chambers Singapore
  • Pollard v University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust: Successful High Court Costs Appeal
  • Marcus Grant speaks at the Fieldfisher Brain Injury Conference at City Hall
  • HHJ Walden-Smith overturns a “broad brush” reduction of an ATE premium on appeal
  • Marcus Grant speaks at the Cambridge Medico-Legal Forum at Downing College on Surveillance
  • Karim Khan KC elected to the Executive Council and Dato’ Shyamala Alagendra to the Victims Committee of the International Criminal Court Bar Association
  • Karim Khan KC appointed lead counsel to represent Saif-ul-Islam Gadaffi before the ICC
  • Temple Garden Chambers is sad to announce the death of Lord Mayhew of Twysden QC, one of its most distinguished former members
  • TGC Fraud Update v3 – June 2016
  • Dingemans J approves a PPO in a brain injury case with a ‘stop-start’ provision for Court of Protection costs
  • African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights rules that Saif Gaddafi’s trial is unfair
  • Finding of fundamental dishonesty following filing of a notice of discontinuance in a case arising from a ‘slam-on’ induced collision forming part of a fraud ring in Leeds
  • Flaux J awards £75,000 by way of exemplary damages to Direct Line Insurance
  • Georgia v Russia before the European Court of Human Rights
  • Cheryl James Inquest
  • New Head of Chambers for Temple Garden Chambers
  • Finding of fraud made in respect of a ‘slam on’ claim
  • Elliott Johnson Inquest
  • Claimant challenges the lawfulness of the Legal Aid Exceptional Case Funding scheme
  • High Court grants permission to commence committal proceedings
  • Mark James advises horse trainer Jim Best
  • TGC Defeats Fraudster ‘in business’ of false RTA Claims
  • Peter Freeman Joins Temple Garden Chambers
  • Government scheme for Afghan staff not discriminatory
  • International law workshops held in Mauritius
  • William Irwin appears in death in custody inquest
  • Supreme Court dismisses unlawful detention appeal
  • The inquests into the deaths resulting from the Hillsborough Stadium Disaster have concluded
  • William Irwin represents the Ministry of Justice in death in custody
  • Court of Appeal dismisses ESA / EU jobseeker appeal
  • Central London Judge refers Claimants to the Director of Public Prosecution
  • Case against Deputy President of Kenya dismissed
  • Fraud ring claim dismissed
  • Madhev Mohan sworn in as a Nominated Member of the Parliament of Singapore
  • 36-year-old Polish Warehouse worker settles his head injury claim for £400,000
  • Court of Appeal hears ESA / EU jobseeker appeal
  • Sacha Ackland successfully defends claim against school
  • 31-year-old student settles chronic pain case for £260,000
  • 36-year-old Warehouse Picker settles her CRPS claim for £450,000
  • Preliminary hearing in Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse
  • Administrative Ct refers question to CJEU on rights of dual nationals
  • Court of Appeal confirms Upper Tribunal’s decision in Bilal Ahmed
  • Appeals Panel of the Special Tribunal of Lebanon (Hague) dismisses 22 prosecution grounds of appeals
  • A 42-year-old Account Manager settles his fibromyalgia claim for £494,000
  • Preliminary hearing in Tunisia Inquests
  • Judgment in tort of deceit claim made concerning an alleged road traffic accident
  • Pre-Inquest Hearing concerning the death of Elliott Johnson
  • 18-year-old Model settles her subtle head injury claim for £348,000, less 25% contributory negligence
  • Solicitors’ Journal, Volume 160, Issue 7
  • Part 36 indemnity costs prevail over “fixed costs”
  • New Silk for TGC
  • FREEBAR launched
  • Court of Appeal upholds finding of fraud
  • TGC opens in The Hague
  • When are Fixed Costs not Fixed Costs?
  • Newspaper’s challenge to success fees and ATE premium
  • TGC Fraud Update
  • Civil suit filed in US for state responsibility for military operation on the high seas
  • Findings of fundamental dishonesty following successful defence of ‘slam-on’ motor fraud involving a £53,000 credit hire claim
  • Filing of civil suit against the State of Israel in Washington DC
  • Conclusion in inquest into death of Private Gavin Williams
  • Yentob v MGN Ltd
  • Dishonest litigant and witnesses receive prison sentences
  • Temple Garden Chambers to open chambers in The Hague
  • Pierre-Olivier Sur : Bilan d’un bâtonnat, valeurs et combats
  • Vauxhall Helicopter Crash Inquest
  • Dishonest injury litigant and her witnesses found guilty of contempt of Court
  • Solicitors’ Journal
  • Fibromyalgia claim settles for £550,00 at Joint Settlement Meeting
  • Fatal Accidents Claim Settles for £350,000
  • Claim in respect of a serious brachial plexus injury settles for net sum of £400,000 at Joint Settlement Meeting
  • Appeal against MIB award in chronic pain case successful
  • Les libertés publiques doivent rester intactes
  • TGC welcomes new associate tenant
  • Prosecutor’s appeal rejected by Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Court (ICC)
  • Andrew Cayley KC lecture at Headquarters of the CPS
  • Allegations of torture and crimes against humanity against Egyptian President and its cabinet
  • Inquest into the death of Private Gavin Williams
  • Major fraud ring exposed
  • Former Prime Minister sued in US civil suit
  • Company Director settles his subtle brain injury claim for £3m
  • Aide juridictionnelle : la colère des avocats est “immense” affirme le Bâtonnier
  • Oaida v Wise (1) Tesco Underwriting Limited (2)

  • Vehicle damage and credit hire claim dismissed for want of proof

  • Former Libyan Intelligence Chief sentenced to death
  • Comoros case at the ICC
  • Finding of fundamental dishonesty and an order for indemnity costs made against London bus driver following dishonest injury claim
  • Successful appeal against a decision to strike out ‘concerns’ pleaded in a Defence that did not advance a positive case of fraud
  • Mehmood v Singh (1) Advantage Insurance (2)

  • Seven fraudulent ‘slam-on’ claims defeated following a 5-day trial involving telematics ‘black-box’ data
• Category: Publications
  • TGC Personal Injury Newsletter – Issue II, January 2024
  • Myanmar – A new law for a new era
• Category: Webinars
  • An Introduction to Extradition Law – Understanding the Basics
  • A Practical Guide to Extradition Law Post-Brexit
  • Retail Risk – London L.I.V.E.
  • Guidance on the recording of medico-legal appointments
• Category: Judgments
  • Karen Preater v Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
  • Munícipio de Mariana & Others v BHP Group Plc & BHP Group Ltd [2022] EWCA Civ 951
  • Viegas, Sanches & Others v Cutrale & Others

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• Siddiqa v ECO
• R v X & X
• H v. L & Another
• Inquest touching upon the death of Thomas Orchard
• R (NC) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2023] EWCA Civ 1379
• M v. N
• MUHAMMAD AMJAD -v- UK INSURANCE LTD
• CJ (a protected party) v L
• A v R & LV
• Inquest in to the death of PS Matt Ratana
• H v EKHU NHS FT
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• G v MIB
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• W v. X
• The Republic of Mozambique (acting through its Attorney General) v Credit Suisse International and Others
• Ali v Peppers Grill
• Inquest into the death of Marine Benjamin McQueen
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• Aviva v Sakyi
• P v A & E
• R (MXK, AXB & others) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
• E v J & J
• Ben Casey secures £1.43m settlement on behalf of a protected party in a fatal accident claim
• R & Ors v EUI Ltd
• L v WHH, HC & PS (HC, 7 February 2023, unreported); Mediation April 2023
• Inquest touching on the death of CR
• The King on the application of Vernon Vanriel v (1) The Adjudicator’s Office, (2) The Secretary of State for the Home Department
• Covid Inquiry
• R (on the application of Pearce and another) (Respondents) v Parole Board for England and Wales (Appellant)
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• M v B
• JF v MG
• R (Bailey & Morris) v Secretary of State for Justice
• K v L
• D v D & D
• A v X
• MAH (Egypt) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2023] EWCA Civ 216
• Government of Kuwait v Ahmad Jarallah
• Ahmed Jaafar Ali v Government of Serbia
• Al Jazeera Media Network: Shireen Abu Akleh
• Government of Afghanistan
• R (CX1-CX8) v Secretary of State for Defence and Secretary of State for the Home Department
• N v Metroline Travel Ltd
• Inquest touching on the death of RE
• S v H
• Cavender v Network Rail (High Court, Master Davison)
• Grenfell Tower Inquiry
• Bouch v Cumbria County Council [2023] 1 WLUK 549
• Municipio De Mariana v (1) BHP Group (UK) Limited; (2) BHP Group Limited
• R (on the application of AAA & Others) v The Secretary of State for the Home Department (UNHCR intervening)
• Re the Inquests touching the deaths of those killed at the Shoreham Airshow
• A v B
• QX v Home Secretary
• W v MIB 3
• His Majesty’s Attorney General v Elavi Dowie [2022] EWCA Civ 1574
• S v B & C
• £4.15m settlement for man blinded at work
• Re Mandatory Hotel Quarantine
• Re Emissions litigation
• Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry
• The Dawn Sturgess Inquiry
• Manchester Arena Inquiry
• Undercover Policing Inquiry
• Brook House Inquiry
• UK Covid-19 Inquiry
• X v Y
• EACS v Sekerci & Others
• Royal Papworth Hospital Inquests
• L v R
• M v K & E
• A v T
• M v K
• R (KA & 6 others) v Secretary of State for the Home Department, Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, and Secretary of State for Defence
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• C v W & A
• K v Nolan
• W v L (1) Admiral (2)
• X v Y
• Karen Preater v Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
• C v K
• S v D
• Munícipio de Mariana & Oths v BHP Group Plc & BHP Group Ltd
• HM Attorney General v Dowie (comital for contempt of court); HM Attorney General v Dowie (sentence)
• MD v MK
• R (Secretary of State for Justice) v Parole Board
• T v GST FT
• Alex Glassbrook advises Oxbotica (now Oxa) on first UK test of a zero-occupancy autonomous vehicle on a publicly-accessible road
• D v C
• H v T
• R v E
• Ali v Coker
• M v S & A
• H v C
• D v R
• A v D
• Inquest touching on the death of JL
• C v Mitchell & Others
• B v R
• Anytime Concrete (GB) Ltd v Aviva Insurance Ltd
• R v Secretary of State for the Home Department R (O) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
• Secretary of State for the Home Department v Krupaliben Patel
• B v B
• Hunt and others v Optical Express QBD 2022,  settlement of  a multi-claimant product claim concerning artificial intra ocular lenses
• R (C1) v Home Secretary
• Palmer v Mantas & Liverpool Victoria Insurance Company [2022] EWHC 90
• O’Grady v B15 Group Limited
• W v B
• G v C
• Inquest into the death of SS
• G v M & M (Unrep)
• Kaitey v Secretary of State for the Home Department
• R (Hotta & Ors) v Secretary of State for Health & Social Care
• G v I
• Viegas, Sanches & Others v Cutrale & Others
• Broad v LB of Bromley
• OVU (Administratrix of the Estate of Ovu, Dec) v TfL
• Cunningham (By his litigation friend) v Dickinson (QBD)
• Sinclair v Fastsource
• X (By his litigation friend, Y) v JHM
• Judd v Southend-on-Sea BC
• Shah Rahena Begum v Arriva London South Ltd
• Gonzalez-Ramirez v First Eastern Counties Buses Ltd
• Green v Network Rail Infrastructure
• Brown v Arriva North London Ltd
• Lord Ballyedmond (Dec) v (1) Dickerson (2) Campbell (3) Bradbury (4) Haughey Air Ltd
• Lucas & Others v (1) City & County of Swansea (2) First Cymru (3) Others
• Katrina Makunova
• ABC v Young
• Stansfield v BBC [2021] EWHC 2638
• E v B & L
• R (TN (Vietnam)) v Home Secretary
• R (HSE) v A Major Construction Company
• Croydon Tram Inquest
• K v C
• T v N
• TD v Albania
• Wozniak v Poland
• Shirnakhy v Germany
• S v B & C
• S v K
• A v UHDB NHS Foundation Trust
• M v P
• S (on behalf of her estate and dependants) v RFL NHS Trust
• H v L NHS Foundation Trust
• B v H
• Costea v Secretary of State for the Home Department
• R v GSC
• N v A (1) Insurer (2)
• H v Z
• M v H
• Aviva v Anwar
• N v R (1) Insurer (2)
• Aidiniantz v Riley
• Long v Elegant Resorts Limited [2021] EWHC 1330
• Koc v Turkey
• W v Weglewski
• D v B
• W v ESH NHS Trust
• K v SL Ltd
• Vincent v Walker
• C v C
• AXA v Reid
• K v Lloyd
• R v NMC Surfacing Limited & Others
• R (PMG) v Secretary of State for Justice
• Mustard v Flower & Flower & Direct Line Group [2019] EWHC 2623
• T v R
• K v M (Unrep)
• Thompson v NSL Limited [2021] EWHC 679 (QB)
• Seabrook v Adam (Court of Appeal)
• Successful defence of multi-vehicle, complex RTA claim involving emergency reactions - tried remotely
• High Court approval of settlement of brain injury claim
• Inquest into the death of Janet Scott
• MN & IXU v Secretary of State for the Home Department, AIRE Centre & Anti-Slavery International Intervening
• R (JK) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
• R (CN) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
• Zenith Insurance Plc v LPS Solicitors Ltd
• AU (Bangladesh) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
• R (LH) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
• Akinyemi v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Akineymi No.2)
• CI (Nigeria) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
• R (DS) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
• Inquest into the death of Nargis Begum
• Inquest into the death of Patrick Bolster
• Inquest into the death of Harry Byatt
• 'Operation Moonshot' - R (Good Law Project, Dale Vince, Ecotricity Ventures & Others) v The Prime Minister and The Secretary of State for Health & Social Care
• R v Secretary of State for the Home Department
• Serviceman XNM v ABC
• M v H
• K v K
• Inquest into the death of Ella Adoo Kissi-Debrah
• EFG v Wright & Others
• DEF v S & M (Unrep)
• H v H & H (Unrep)
• R (G-A-Y Group Ltd) v Secretary of State for Health & Social Care
• EOG v Secretary of State for the Home Department
• Inquest in to the deaths of the London Bridge Terrorist Attack
• Inquest into the London Bridge Terrorist Attack
• J v D (Unrep)
• EXE v BBC Studioworks
• M v V (2020)
• A v A
• B v E (2020)
• Sanchez v USA
• VXW v A (Unrep)
• Arumugam & Others v Secretary of State for the Home Department
• R v RTA
• Jones v TUI (Appeal)
• L v S
• R (on the application of Morris) v The Parole Board and The Secretary of State for Justice
• Shields-McKinley v The Secretary of State for Justice
• Accommodation Claims: Swift v Carpenter (Court of Appeal)
• General Medical Council v Dr Kumar
• AZJ Healthcare Services Limited v Care Quality Commission
• NMC v Helen Lockett
• NMC v Emma Short
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