Adam Gadd has a common law background and undertakes a wide range of civil litigation. His practice includes expertise in personal injury, business and commercial, property, building and construction and costs law. He is regularly instructed in these practice areas both in an advisory capacity and as an advocate in the civil courts and tribunals at all levels.
He has appeared before a variety of courts and tribunals including Employment Tribunals, Land Registry and Property Tribunals, the High Court, Court of Appeal and Courts-Martial.
Adam acts for a variety of small and medium-sized businesses and individuals as well as in high-value cases involving large multinational organisations and local authorities. He has particular expertise in personal injury fraud cases and has acted for both claimants and insurers in such cases. He regularly gives seminars and publishes articles on his areas of expertise.
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He has published articles and given recent webinars on, in particular, credit hire claims, costs in road traffic personal injury cases and landlords liability under the Defective Premises Act 1972.
He is the Head of the Personal Injury Practice Group within Chambers and is a member of the executive committee of PIBA.
Since 2012 he has assisted the Editor of the Counsel’s Remuneration section of Butterworth’s Costs Service.