In this month’s episode, Cameron Crowe KC and Jack Brady will address the growing concerns around the use of “No Win, No Fee” models in high volume consumer claims and look at some of the possible practical consequences.
Cameron Crowe KC
Cameron is recognised as a leading barrister in the fields of consumer law, health and safety, life sciences, and business and regulatory crime by the independent legal directories. He undertakes the full spectrum of consumer and trading standards law, and is experienced in representing companies, directors, and enforcers in both criminal prosecutions and civil proceedings. His experience includes appearing against the CMA, and in contempt proceedings following alleged breaches of enforcement orders, as well as advising generally on compliance with consumer and safety legislation for the purpose of civil and/or criminal liability. He is also experienced in judicially reviewing decisions of regulators.
He was a member of List A on the Unified List of Specialist Regulatory Advocates until his appointment as King’s Counsel and is a Recorder of the Crown Court.
Jack Brady
Jack practises across both civil and criminal jurisdictions in all of Chambers’ core areas of specialism. Examples of his recent work include appearing in the Supreme Court in the Johnson, Wrench, and Hopcraftmotor finance appeals for an intervener, bringing and defending claims for judicial review, and prosecuting a range of regulatory offences on behalf of trading standards teams. Jack is also a contributor to Consumer and Trading Standards: Law and Practice (‘the Pink Book’) in which he writes on product liability.
