Some examples...

Acting for the psychiatrically injured police officers who attended at the Grenfell Tower disaster and aftermath, instructed by Tristan Hallam and Louise Taylor of Penningtons Manches Cooper; see http://bit.ly/GrenfellFirstHearing and the first judgment: De Costa & Ors v LFC & Ors [2020] EWHC 2718 (QB);

Mathieu v Martin-Hinds & Aviva [2022] EWHC   Acting for a world-renowned North American abstract artist who suffered disabling brain injury when run down on a pedestrian crossing in London. Highly complex assessment of future loss of earning capacity; appropriateness of provisional awards in respect of epilepsy and dementia risks post TBI; proper approach to BTC v Gourlay tax netting by the court in respect of taxpayer outside UK;

Providing strategic advice on preparation to defeat the defence of fundamental dishonesty in a clinical negligence case brought by a woman suffering serious physical and psychiatric injury in the wake of insertion of a vaginal mesh device (TVT-O).

Acting for a sufferer of severe ADHD to resist a fundamental dishonesty defence raised despite the agreed severe injuries sustained in a road traffic accident.

Advising on the legal issues arising out of Covid-19 related matters:

• non-provision of PPE to clinical and other “front line” workers during the Covid-19 pandemic; see http://bit.ly/CovidForgottenVictims;

• non treatment due to the stopping of “normal” healthcare services for diagnostics and treatment of existing patients in neurology, oncology, cardiology, surgery and other fields, to hold resources ready to combat the feared “overwhelming wave” of Covid-19 infections, and failures in recommencing those services including in urgent cases; see http://bit.ly/CovidNonTreatmentScandal;

• return of known infected hospital patients to their care-homes without staff and other residents being warned or protected; 

Advising a contestant in a reality talent competition as to claims arising from her breakdown;

Acting for bereaved parents in the inquest arising from early neonatal death when C section was unsuccessful because of impaction of the baby's head. Article 2 issues of systemic failure of maternity services;

Advising a bereaved husband/father whose wife died in labour;

Acting for patient twice sent home after being conveyed to hospital with severe headache and who subsequently suffered catastrophic collapse with recurrence of the previously undiagnosed sub-arachnoid haemorrhage.

Advising the bereaved family of a father killed when a tree adjoining the highway, and previously identified as rotten by the Highway Authority, collapsed onto his car;

Acting for a senior army officer who suffered brain injury when he was struck by a helicopter during exercises abroad;

Acting for a young student who suffered a severe Chronic Fatigue Syndrome following a PE lesson at school;

Winning a test case in Leeds in Willsher v Caterpillar UK Limited [2020] E34YJ904 20 October 2020 to establish occupational exposure to welding fume as a probable cause of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), instructed by Emma White of Hamers (now SJP Law);​;;

The groundbreaking success in Royal Opera House v Goldscheider [2019] EWCA Civ 711, selected as one of The Lawyer's Top 20 Cases for 2019, in which the Court of Appeal upheld the judgment of Nichola Davies J [2018] EWHC 687 (QB)  in favour of a world class orchestral viola player who suffered career-ending noise injury during rehearsals for the ROH's 2010 Wagner Ring Cycle; instructed by Chris Fry and leading Jonathan Clarke in this novel case, the first authoritative decision on the 2005 Noise Regulations, the first major decision concerning the duties of organisers of events in the musical and entertainments sector, and the  first authoritative finding of “acoustic shock” as a mechanism of serious injury or the injury itself;

Negotiating a positive settlement late on, very close to the listed trial, for a brain injured young man alleged to have been the cause of his own injury by lying down in the road in an intoxicated state (late 2019);

Forcing a settlement with indemnity costs recovered and an earlier offer by his client massively exceeded on the second day of a liability trial for a school caretaker injured when he fell over a gym bench left close to the door into the school hall; instructed by Myfanwy Buckeridge at Barcan+Kirby;

A series of Helmand Fever (Q Fever) cases brought against the MOD for servicemen infected in the Afghanistan campaigns and suffering serious debilitating chronic fatigue syndromes; in the lead case judgment was entered against the MOD for serious disclosure failures after a series of hotly contested interlocutory battles: Eaglesham v MOD [2016] EWHC 3011 (QB) Andrews J and a multi-£m settlement was achieved in 2019. Theo led Paul Kilcoyne in all three cases, instructed by Sue Bowler of Coffin Mew (now Shoosmiths) for Mr Eaglesham and by Dianne Yates of Hilary Meredith for their clients Mr Taylor and Mr Bass;

Defeating/overturning a series of strike out applications for non service of medical reports with the claim, instructed by the disease team at Slater & Gordon in a number of separate hearings across England and Wales;

Leading on technical quantum aspects of the successful claims in the Hip Prosthesis Product Liability Group Litigation; instructed by Leigh Day.