Credit Hire Barrister

Sink the Liesbosch!

The credit hire industry apparently rests lightly on the foundations of a 3 to 2 majority decision of the House […]

One of the pleasures of growing old, is the realisation that time is circular and one returns to moment after

Last night I tuned into watch the leadership debate, between the various candidates for the Conservative party leadership, and in

A sub species of hire claims that poses particular challenges to litigators are those claims which concern what may be

Easter has now been and gone, and I note with surprise that it is some months since I updated this

Andrew Hogan / January 5, 2019

Assuming that the issues have been sufficiently telegraphed to the putatively dishonest party, how is fundamental dishonesty to be defined?

Andrew Hogan / January 3, 2019

It is sad to say, that insurance fraud is present in a significant number of cases in road traffic litigation.

Andrew Hogan / January 1, 2019

2019 is about to begin with the Navy tussling with asylum seekers in the Channel, the Brexit obsessed political class

Andrew Hogan / December 23, 2018

A recent case that caught my eye on illegality is that of Wallett v Vickers [2018] EWHC 3088 which is a decision

Andrew Hogan / December 3, 2018

Every year it seems that I find myself arguing for or against the application of the principle of illegality in