Martin Littler
Called: 1989 Areas of Law: Personal Injury
Martin Littler is a busy Civil Practitioner and splits his time between a volume paper and Court practice.
Martin specialises in personal injury and the majority of his work is based upon Employers' Liability claims and Road Traffic accidents dealing with cases of the utmost severity involving Spinal Injury claims.
Martin has developed a niche practice dealing with low velocity impact and fraud claims arising out of road traffic accident claims. Martin also deals with cases involving allegation of fraud arising out of personal injury.
Recently, Martin represented the Claimant, a Nurse, in Egan v Central Manchester and Manchester Children's University Hospitals NHS Trust [2008] EWCA Civ 1424; [2008] WLR (D) 394, an important authority on Manual Handling Regulations.
He has worked closely with Richard Hartley QC with regard to a number of brain injury claims.
Martin specialises in personal injury and the majority of his work is based upon Employers' Liability claims and Road Traffic accidents dealing with cases of the utmost severity involving Spinal Injury claims.
Martin has developed a niche practice dealing with low velocity impact and fraud claims arising out of road traffic accident claims. Martin also deals with cases involving allegation of fraud arising out of personal injury.
Recently, Martin represented the Claimant, a Nurse, in Egan v Central Manchester and Manchester Children's University Hospitals NHS Trust [2008] EWCA Civ 1424; [2008] WLR (D) 394, an important authority on Manual Handling Regulations.
He has worked closely with Richard Hartley QC with regard to a number of brain injury claims.
Special Interests
Martin's particular interests are in more complex personal injury claims including Brain Injury casesMartin has provided numerous seminars on topics as diverse as Employers Liability, Quantification of Claims, Fraud in Civil Litigation and Brain Injury Litigation and is keen to deliver bespoke seminars for solicitors when convenient for all parties.