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Patrick McMorrow
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Patrick McMorrow

Patrick McMorrow


Called: Inner Temple 1996

patrickmcmorrow@clarendonchambers.com
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Education

LLB (Hons) London School of Economics 

Affiliations

Personal Injuries Bar Association
South East Circuit

 
Public Access

Accepts instructions direct from businesses and individuals via the Public Access scheme 

 

 

Areas of Practice:

  • Construction & Property
  • Commercial
  • Personal Injury

Patrick has an established civil litigation-based practice. Prior to being called to the Bar in 1996, he spent 20 years in the construction industry, including running his own building company.

 

Construction and Property

 Patrick advises and represents parties in disputes concerning defective workmanship, contract price, penalty clauses and professional negligence (including architects, surveyors and structural engineers). He undertakes commercial and residential landlord and tenant work, boundary and neighbour disputes, easements and right of way, and appears before the Leasehold Valuation Tribunal (LVT).

Commercial

Patrick’s work is both advisory and court-based, dealing with contractual disputes, debt recovery, consumer credit agreements and insurance. 

Personal Injury

He represents claimants and defendants in Fast-Track and Multi-Track cases involving road traffic, employers and occupiers liability, Highways Act matters and package holiday claims. He regularly advises on liability and quantum and settles pleadings.

Reported Cases

Estates Acquisitions & Development Ltd. -v- Wiltshire & Anr. [2006] EWCA CIV 533; Court of Appeal Order for Possession – Application to set aside as defendant unaware of proceedings – Whether good reason for failing to attend – CPR Pt 39.3(5)

Huntress Search Limited v Canapeum Limited & Others [2010] EWHC 1270 QB; [2010] All ER (D) 285; Eady J. -Circumstances in which it is or may be appropriate to grant relief to High Court Enforcement Officer under RSC Order 17.  Whether High Court Enforcement Officer's authority confined to address for execution stated on writ of fieri facias

Interests

Patrick is a keen golfer and is a member of both the Inner Temple and Bar Golfing Societies.

 

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