Sarah Riley was recently instructed by Ryan Simmonds of Ross Aldridge Solicitors to represent both Claimants in a fast track trial where both liability and quantum were disputed. The Defendant also raised the issue of fundamental dishonesty in relation

Instructed by Kerry Dutton and Kelly Tarmas of Lyons Davidson Solicitors, Ben Handy and Sophie Howard acted for a claimant who sustained life changing injuries in a motorcycle accident. Primary liability was admitted but contributory negligence, causation and quantum remained in

Sarah Riley, instructed by Peter Ilal of Horwich Farrelly, successfully defended a claim involving significant credit hire charges, pleaded at over £50,000, arising from a road traffic accident.

Head of Personal Injury, Andrew McLaughlin, has successfully defended the Ministry of Defence against a claim by a former soldier for approximately £750,000, arising out of a non-freezing cold injury (NFCI). Andrew was instructed by Ali

James Marwick instructed by Ellie Jarvis of DWF, acted for West Midlands Police in a claim brought against it by a former project manager in a two-day trial before HHJ Smith KC in Stoke on Trent. The claimant

Head of Personal Injury, Andrew McLaughlin, instructed by Suzanne Bridgeman of Horwich Farrelly, successfully defended a Segway Tour operator at Canterbury County Court following a 3-day trial on liability.

Ben is instructed as sole counsel in a multi-million pound claim representing a Claimant who suffered devastating lower leg injuries in a motorcycle accident. He broke most of the bones in his right leg and severely

Richard Stead successfully represented East London Bus and Coach Company Ltd in Central London County Court before His Honour Judge Holmes in a fundamental dishonesty case.

Ben represented the Claimant in a £1.6m claim after suffering life-changing orthopaedic, facial, internal and psychological injuries in a hit-and-run, drug-driving accident in which her husband was also tragically killed. The claim included a Fatal Accident

Ben represented the Claimant, a pedestrian in his 60s struck by a car while walking along a country lane, in a £5m+ catastrophic injury claim.

Jimmy Barber of our Personal Injury team was instructed by Andrew Neill of Chan Neill Solicitors on behalf of the successful claimant in the High Court (Senior Courts Costs Office) in an application under section 70

Personal Injury barrister, Richard Stead, successfully acted for the claimant who suffered severe pelvic injuries when riding her horse. This was a negligence claim in which liability was found against the defendant professional dog walker.