Case Studies Type: Legal Solutions
In the recent case of Sameer v Marsal, defended by our legal solutions, Keoghs partner Damian Ward, an Evans Harding engineer was described as an ‘unimpressive’ witness and his report was shown to be materially wrong and its findings rejected following our engineering team’s investigation into the damage.
Written by estelle on 9th Aug 2021
We acted for insurers in connection with a breach of authority by a broker coverholder under a binding authority agreement. The matter comprised two stages: firstly, determining the coverage position in relation to a high value claim under the insurance (including the question of which contract of insurance would respond); then, secondly, dealing with the potential liability of the broker coverholder to insurers.
Written by Vitale Digital on 19th Feb 2020
In the case of R&S Pilling t/a Phoenix Engineering (Respondent) v UK Insurance Ltd (Appellant) [2019] UKSC 16, Keoghs acted for the Appellant in respect of an appeal from [2017] EWCA Civ 259.
Written by Vitale Digital on 19th Feb 2020
We acted on the instructions of insurers for civil and structural engineers in two claims brought against various construction professionals by the freeholder and the tenant arising out of the design and construction of a high-bay distribution warehouse.
Written by Vitale Digital on 19th Feb 2020
Mr & Mrs Perry hired a bouncy castle to celebrate their triplets’ 10th birthday party.
Written by Vitale Digital on 19th Feb 2020
Judgment emphasises that current framework for untraced drivers is fit for purpose.
Written by Vitale Digital on 19th Feb 2020
Keoghs handled the leading case (Howard v The Imperial London Hotels Limited [2019] EWHC 202 (QB)) on the issues of whether claimants could pursue a Periodic Payments Order for the future funding of immunotherapy treatment in a mesothelioma claim.
Written by Vitale Digital on 19th Feb 2020
This was a much eagerly awaited Court of Appeal case, with the result being significant for the credit hire industry.
Written by Vitale Digital on 19th Feb 2020
Acting for the Defendant insurer where Claimant’s solicitor failed to provide a “statement of status” of each fee earner for whom work was claimed in every bill of costs that they served.
Written by Vitale Digital on 19th Feb 2020
Keoghs abuse team has been acting for Barclays Bank plc and its insurers in a major group action concerning the issue of whether the bank can be liable for assaults by an independent contractor (a GP in private practice who is alleged to have assaulted nearly 200 people in the course of pre-employment medical examinations).
Written by Vitale Digital on 19th Feb 2020