A decision of Mr Justice Mellor on appeal from a first instance decision regarding the extent of a vehicular right of way over a track in rural South Wales and the costs effect of Part 36

In DQ v Esure Services Ltd, in a trial this week over two days, James secured dismissal of a phantom occupancy claim presented with a value  of £50,000.  The claimant alleged he was sat in his stationary

In AH (1) & SW (2) v AA Underwriting Limited, the two claimants had brought late notified claims for alleged whiplash injuries sustained in a low speed collision.  The claims were dismissed after cross examination in a

Dominik Morton was junior counsel to Abigail Bond for the local authority in a fifteen-day fact-finding hearing. The hearing involved allegations of fabricated and induced illness and domestic violence. Dominik was also heavily involved with case

L sought damages for mismanagement of a diabetic ulcer on his foot culminating in a below leg amputation.  The case settled at a JSM for £450,000.

John Sharples acted for the successful respondents in an action for occupation rent at 1st instance and on appeal.  The Court of Appeal hearing was broadcast on YouTube here. The Court reconsidered the law relating to

O sought damages in relation to the negligent repair of a 3c tear.  The case settled at a JSM for £535,000.

Dominik Morton represented the respondent child through NYAS at a three-day fact-finding hearing involving various allegations of parental alienation. Dominik also represented the child in the lead-up to, and after, the fact-finding hearing at various case

Ben Handy is being led by Christopher Sharp QC on a £5m claim representing a pedestrian who suffered life-altering injuries when he was run down by a motorist on a country lane, being left with life-long

Lauren Karmel was instructed by Irwin Mitchell to represent the family in an inquest into the death of Mr David Hulme whose cancer symptoms were misdiagnosed.

Adam Boyle, appearing before the Honourable Mr Justice Ritchie, successfully defended the appeal on all of the grounds brought against the respondents in the case of Banks v Blount [2022] EWHC 1491 (QB). Instructed by Esther Stirling and

Dominik Morton represented the respondent mother at a contested three-day final hearing where the local authority’s proposed care plan was one of adoption. The case involved issues of domestic violence, substance misuse, and mental health in