Theo Huckle QC outlines the impact of assessing future loss of earnings, when a court should say a PI claimant doesn't have a disability and the need for expert evidence to ensure judges make the correct reductions on Ogden computations in the latest edition of the New Law Journal (7 March 2012).
Theo Huckle QC is a specialist personal injury and clinical negligence barrister at Civitas Law. In his article for the New Law Journal (7 March 2012), he points to an appeal case due to be heard in June 2012, in which he is representing the claimant: Ward v Allies & Morrison.
It also covers the importace of these issues in two further successful cases in which he represented the claimants: the high profile Jayne Evans v Virgin Atlantic Airways (2011), and; Sharma v Noon Products (2011).
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