Credit Hire Barrister

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Andrew Hogan / February 21, 2016

It is now just over two weeks since this website went “live” and in that time, I have covered some […]

Andrew Hogan / February 21, 2016

There is one case that invariably accompanies me to court, when I conduct a credit hire trial: Pattni v First Leicester

Andrew Hogan / February 11, 2016

Every once and a while, I come across a claim where a precocious minor, whose modest motor vehicle (usually a

Andrew Hogan / February 10, 2016

In the case of Copley.v.Lawn [2009] EWCA Civ 580 a powerful weapon was provided to the insurance industry, to enable them

Andrew Hogan / February 9, 2016

One of the issues that often arises is the question of additional daily charges to waive an excess that might

Andrew Hogan / February 8, 2016

The issue of whether it was appropriate to take into account a motorist’s personal financial circumstances when deciding whether he

Andrew Hogan / February 8, 2016

A number of conjoined cases proceeded to trial before HH Judge Harris QC and then were determined by the Court of

Andrew Hogan / February 8, 2016

I have now added a musical accompaniment to the site, to get you in the mood for the tales of conflicts

Andrew Hogan / February 8, 2016

The issue of the recoverability of credit hire charges returned to the House of Lords in the case of Dimond.v.Lovell

Andrew Hogan / February 7, 2016

The credit hire industry developed from the 1980s onwards as a result of the simple fact that many innocent but