Highlighted as ‘the place to go for cross-border disputes’,2 Temple Gardens’ personal injury practitioners typically operate in highly sophisticated cases, especially those that requirement expertise in other jurisdictions, animal law, and psychiatric injuries. Senior members of the chambers pursue consequential disputes that reach the higher courts, such as Benjamin Browne KC and Marie-Louise Kinsler, who represented the defendants in the litigation surrounding the death of Sir Ian Brownlie, which settled in 2023 - the case reached the Supreme Court under the name FS Cairo (Nile Plaza) LLC v Brownlie over issues of if the claim should have been brought in England or Egypt. Roger Harris is instructed in cases involving severe injuries, including those pertaining to animal law, such as Black v National Rifle Association, an ongoing dispute where the claimant contacted Lyme’s disease following exposure to a tick at one of the defendant’s shooting ranges.
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Testimonials
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- 'Strong personal injury clerking led by Lee Tyler and his deputy Leanne Taylor.'
- 'The clerks are efficient and easy to deal with. '
- 'Strong in cross-border PI work, in particular defendant. '
- 'A very good set of Chambers which offers advice and training on a wide range of topics covering the field in question and latest legal developments and case law.'
- 'The place to go for cross-border disputes.'
- '2 TG has a very good reputation in heavy PI claims.'
- '2TG is a stand-out set for quality and strength of counsel specialising in personal injury.'
- 'Excellent range of services and expertise'
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