Christopher Boxall discusses his recent successful case of Kavanagh v Hunt, Liverpool County Court, 19th May 2023.

Chris Boxall defends personal injury case for Leeds City Council.

In QOCS cases issued on or after 6th April 2023, Defendants can enforce costs orders up to the aggregate amount of money in terms of any orders for, or agreements to pay or settle a claim for, damages, costs and interest.

Chris Boxall presents a webinar on case law update on Casualty Fraud.

The defendant Tim Baker was found guilty of rape, coercive and controlling behaviour, wounding and assault at Bradford Crown Court in March. He was acquitted on 2 other rape charges.

Christopher Boxall discusses the recent appeal case of Irving v Morgan Sindall PLC [2018] EWHC 1147 (QB). It is a regular feature of hire claims (on both the Small Claims and Fast Track) for Claimants to state in cross-examination that they were given positive assurances that they had no liability to pay hire charges incurred following […]

In each case, claimants switched from legal aid funding to conditional fee agreements after liability had been admitted.

Chris Boxall successfully defended a man accused of engaging in sexual activity with a child under the age of 16. It was alleged that the incident had occurred whilst on a family holiday in Fuerteventura.

Christopher Boxall discusses the first instance decision in Crawshaw v Alfred Dunhill Limited (County Court Sheffield, 16.11.2017 before District Judge Bellamy). The Claimant suffered injury by tripping over unmarked cabling at a golf tournament.

Christopher Boxall discusses a recent case on the definition of excursions within the meaning of the Cancellation of Contracts Made in a Consumer’s Home or Place of Work etc Regulations 2008.