Profiles – Page 52
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ProfileIKEA’s ‘fundamental dishonesty’ failure
Sheldon Fagelman acted for Carol Ravenscoft, who sued the retailer after she suffered arm injuries.
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Profile£25,000 damages in ‘sexting’ first
David McClenaghan acted for a woman who received compensation in the first award of damages in a civil case involving ‘sexting’.
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ProfileCourt authorises withdrawal of treatment
Mathieu Culverhouse acted for a woman with multiple sclerosis in first case in which withdrawal of treatment for a patient has been authorised.
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ProfileInterview: Annemarie Roberts
The Law Society’s in-house solicitor of the year works for a not-for-profit that loves to make a profit.
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ProfileSolicitor sets unbundling precedent
Landsberg won a legal battle against a client who sued her for negligence over advice during divorce proceedings.
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ProfileActing for an oligarch’s ‘secret daughter’
Paul Green acted for Anastasia Goncharova, who claims to be the daughter of deceased Kakha Bendukidze.
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ProfileDamages award over Paul Weller’s family photos
Acted for three of musician Paul Weller’s children in Associated Newspapers’ most recent appeal against a decision to award them £10,000 in damages.
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ProfileSupermarket staff sue over data breach
Nick McAleenan is acting for 2,000 staff at Morrisons after some of their personal details were posted online.
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ProfileInterview: Peter Garsden
The Law Society private practice lawyer of the year says pioneering child abuse cases have been the fight of his life.
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ProfileSolicitor speaks out at junior doctors demo
Peter Stefanovic addressed protesters in support of doctors facing a planned 30% income cut and increased hours.
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ProfileInterview: Clare McConnell
Ignore conventional wisdom about a legal career, says Clare McConnell. Be prepared to move on and up.
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ProfileActing for VW owners over emissions
Bozena Michalowska-Howells is acting for owners of vehicles marketed by Volkswagen as low-emission.