The claimant in the case of P v Rusnak [2016] was a car mechanic who suffered an RTA in which both of his legs were fractured. He underwent 28 operations and was still left with non-union of the right leg 5 years after the accident and faced a 15% risk of amputation.
Complex medical evidence and care evidence was obtained. Independently he contracted bowel cancer and underwent an excision operation which affected his life expectation. Andrew Ritchie QC settled the case yesterday for £1,358,000 including a Roberts v Johnston award.
Andrew was instructed by Slater & Gordon LLP.
This week we welcome our two newest tenants, Julia Brechtelsbauer and Megan Bithel-Vaughan, to the Dekagram family. Working collaboratively, as you have come to expect from Deka Chambers, they have produced a joint article on where the burden of proof lies in quality complaint cases,…
Following the 10 week trial at Snaresbrook Crown Court, Kwabena Duodu was sentenced to 10 years for his role as the accountant submitting the false claims. Moses Asare, head pastor of Praise Harvest Community Church received 7 years imprisonment for submitting the claims in relation…
Yesterday, Deka Chambers, in collaboration with HF, presented a mock trial and an appeal for Hastings Direct in Bexhill. The trial concerned non tariff injury inflation, claims layering and fundamental dishonesty. The proceedings were presented by Roger André, Simon Trigger and Bernard Pressman. Brendan Hill…
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