Road Traffic Accidents: Stop, look, listen

Anthony Gold | Personal Injury Law Journal | November 2016 #150
Adam Dyl highlights the importance of foreseeability in the context of determining liability following the recent decision from the Court of Appeal in Scott v Gavigan [2016] ‘While a defendant is not liable for damage that was not reasonably foreseeable, it does not follow that he is liable for all damage that was reasonably foreseeable.’Drivers …

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Multiple Defendants: Who to sue?

Cloisters (Chambers of Robin Allen QC) | Personal Injury Law Journal | February 2015 #132
In the second of two articles Linda Jacobs looks at legal liability in multiple defendant claims ‘Where two or more tortfeasors cause different damage to the claimant, the causes of action are distinct from one another. The claimant can sue each defendant, but can only recover the extent of the damage for which each tortfeasor …

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