Simon Anderson has settled a bullying and harassment claim against the Commissioner of the Police of the Metropolis for £150,000.

Thank you to everyone who attended last Thursday’s Civil Team Personal Injury Conference at Aspire in Leeds 

Tahir, who was employed as a trainee project supervisor for the National Grid, told the Employment tribunal in Hull that she has been repeatedly sexually harassed by her manager.

The article entitled: Do the Police Have a Bullying Problem?, authored by Simon Anderson and David Miers of Setford Solicitors appears on the Police Professional website. This is the first of three articles discussing the culture within the police force after the recent investigation into London Fire Brigade which called for a national enquiry into […]

Simon Anderson presents webinar on Vicarious Liability.

Simon Anderson is a trustee of the Margaret Carey Foundation – a charity that recycles old bikes and wheelchairs and distributes them to communities in need. The full press release of his fundraising cycle challenge is below. To sponsor Simon go to : https://www.margaretcareyfoundation.org.uk/fundraisers/the-wild-atlantic-way On Saturday 29th May Leeds Barrister, Simon Anderson, set off an […]

Following an extensive redundancy programme, she became a multi-track file handler with limited training and experience managing over 100 files. Before the business restructured she had an almost entirely fast track caseload. 

Simon has been elected for a three-year term, which will commence on 1 January 2021 and end on 31 December 2023.

The vehicle in which she was waiting for Ms Doucet whilst she was filming indoors was hit by shrapnel and her colleague suffered serious physical injuries.

Simon Anderson secures a £450K settlement for a warehouse operative injured when a forklift truck struck a stack of timber doors, causing them to fall on top of him

Simon Anderson considered the present state and future direction of the law on vicarious liability.

Introduction The doctrine of vicarious liability seeks to impose strict liability on an innocent party where the wronged individual has no redress against the tortfeasor. It is an area of law in which there have been no fewer than eight decisions of the House of Lords and the Supreme Court so far this century. In […]