KRW LAW (Belfast) is working with L. ZAMBARTAS LLC (Republic of Cyprus) pro bono to assist Sally Oxley in the matter of the death of her husband Anthony Oxley. Colour Sergeant Oxley was killed following an accident involving his motorcycle and a car driven by a USAF Serviceman. Both men were based at RAF […]
Read MoreToday the PSNI issued an apology to the Hooded Men over their torture treatment by the security forces in 1971. We act on behalf of Liam Shannon and JIM Auld both of whom are reacting to the news delivered by letter to this office at 12 00pm Each of them note the acknowledgement […]
Read MoreWe act on behalf of Ray Millar. He is a survivor of the Miami Showband 1975 atrocity when some of his colleagues lost their lives. Ray had returned home after playing in the Castle Ballroom in Banbridge when he learned of the incident. He has suffered serious PTSD in the intervening years. We […]
Read MoreWe act on behalf of Stephen Travers one of the survivors of the 1975 Miami Showband atrocity. In December 2021 the State agreed an out of court settlement on his High Court civil action for damages for assault, trespass, negligence, conspiracy and misfeasance. There was no admission of any liability nor was there any […]
Read MoreOn Thursday last details emerged about a security briefing document warning attendees at a Belfast tech conference not to take black cab tours ” because they were run by the IRA.” Organizers of the conference confirmed it was sent in error because it contained factual inaccuracies. Although the memo was withdrawn it was […]
Read More“We act on behalf of a number of families of murder victims killed by PIRA Internal Security Unit [ISU] during The Conflict. All of the cases are linked directly or indirectly to the terrorist activities of Fred Scappaticci, the agent allegedly known as ‘Stakeknife’.” Today Jon Boutcher who leads the inquiry into Scappaticci […]
Read MoreKRW Law acts for a Plaintiff in proceedings against Twitter for breaches of data protection rights and libel. The claim arises as a result of a refusal by Twitter to remove comments, posted by a notable Twitter user which called the reputation of the Plaintiff into question. The Plaintiff was identified by name and a […]
Read MoreWe act on behalf of two of the Hooded Men Liam Shannon and Jim Auld both of whom were subjected to torture by the security forces at the outset of Internment in 1971. Despite almost 10 years of legal agitation through the courts the State has still failed to properly respond to three separate court […]
Read MoreWe are pleased to announce the return of Michael Clements from The Registry of The ECtHR where he processed applications against the UK and Ireland. Having worked there for the last 2 years he brings invaluable insight to our niche public and administrative law and civil litigation Depts. As dual qualified Michael will specialise in […]
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