Representing Nationwide in multi-pound claim against valuer in relation to valuation of large commercial property in Bristol.

Representing applicants in on-going application to set aside a transfer of property under s.423 Insolvency Act 1986.

Asha successfully challenged the author of a section 7 report in cross examination and persuaded the magistrates to adopt a drastically different approach than that recommended by the Cafcass officer. The court ruled that the father

Asha acted for the children led by Susan Hunter in this 18 day fact finding hearing in the High Court. The case involved a number of allegations relating to physical and sexual abuse of children and

The claimant sought laser removal of a butterfly tattoo on her left wrist.  The first three sessions went well but the defendant employed an unqualified assistant for the fourth treatment which left very significant scarring to

Decision making by elected members and officer reports.

The claimant worked as a farm assistant on a pig farm. Whilst moving an injured pig into another shed he was injured. The claimant and one of the defendants were working with pig boards but the

John Dickinson was successful in acting for the claimants in the two day trial heard on 2nd and 3rd August, with judgment being handed down by His Honour Judge Matthews on 11th August 2017 in the

Interim injunctions and human rights issues in relation to gypsies and travellers.

Asha acted for a guardian at this final hearing in an implacably hostile case where both parents were in person. She and the guardian assisted the parents in negotiating agreed arrangements for the children.

Jody appeared for the successful party before the Court of Appeal in the case of Ely v Robson [2016] EWCA Civ 774. This is an important decision in the field of proprietary estoppel and constructive trusts.

Andrew Kearney appeared in the TCC for Amey in a case in which two construction adjudication decisions were found to have become finally binding due to failure to give a notice of dissatisfaction.