KRW LAW LLP represent ten of the families of victims of the Birmingham Pub Bombings 1974 in the resumed inquests into the deaths of their loved ones. These inquests are due to commence on 25th February 2019. To date there have been a number of pre-inquest review hearings in Birmingham before the Coroner, Sir […]
Read MoreKRW LAW LLP represent the family of Ann Hamilton, one of the victims of The Guildford Pub Bombings 1974. KRW also represent Yvonne Tagg, a survivor of the bombing Earlier this year the Senior Coroner for Surrey, Mr Richard Travers, directed that he would receive written submissions and hear oral argument on whether he […]
Read MoreThe McGowan family continue to be devastated at the loss of their much loved son and brother David. He is forever in their thoughts and prayers. The family firmly believe, and consider that the evidence at this trial proves, that David would be alive today had he been treated humanely whilst in police custody. […]
Read MoreKRW LAW LLP represent a number of sentenced and remand prisoners detained at HMP Maghaberry. A recently published report of an unannounced inspection of HMP Maghaberry by the Criminal Justice Inspection of Northern Ireland (CJINI) and Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Prisons (HMIP) noted that: “Work to support men who were vulnerable to self-harm […]
Read MoreKRW LAW LLP represents a number of serving and former prisoners in the Republic of Ireland. The issue of client lawyer privilege and surveillance by the police in prisons in both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland has always been contentious. Lawyers and their clients must be able to discuss legal issues […]
Read More“Throughout my fifty year career in business, entertainment and politics I have never before sought redress through the Courts. At one time I would have been reluctant to bring these proceedings. We spend a lifetime building our good name and reputation, but one unfounded lie or malicious or false accusation can define us forever. […]
Read MoreA number of our clients received letters from the Public Records Office of Northern Ireland (“PRONI”) today informing them that, whilst PRONI holds information pertaining to their requests under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (“FOIA”), PRONI cannot release the documents in the absence of the Minister for the Department for Communities. This decision […]
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