2 Temple Gardens

Group Litigation, Travel, Personal Injury

Meghann McTague is a highly experienced senior junior instructed in complex, multi-party disputes with specialist knowledge of cross-border claims. Group litigation has been the focus of Meghann’s practice for several years: the subject of which claims include product liability, mass torts, and catastrophic and fatal personal injury claims, in particular those involving complex psychiatric injury.

The unitary claims in which Meghann is instructed involve a range of practice areas including cross-border claims, life sciences, product liability and catastrophic personal injury claims, in particular involving catastrophic brain injuries.

Meghann has been instructed by the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea as junior counsel in relation to the civil claims arising out of the fire at Grenfell Tower since June 2020. Meghann has also been instructed in other high-profile group claims including: the Pan NOx Emissions Litigation, the Covid Care Homes claims and a group of claims involving allegations of modern slavery.

Meghann was appointed as a Deputy District Judge in 2019 and is a recommended junior in Chambers and Partners She is described as being “an outstanding barrister”. Meghann was shortlisted by Chambers and Partners as Personal Injury Junior of the Year in 2023/2024.

In her cross-border practice, Meghann regularly advises clients on complex jurisdictional disputes and conflict of laws and has a wealth of experience of fatal and catastrophic injury claims including those involving the Package Travel Regulations 1992, the Montreal Convention and the Athens Convention.

Pan NOx Emissions Litigation Grenfell Tower Litigation Covid Care Homes Claims

Personal Injury Bar Association (member of the Executive Committee).