Adam Skelland

Adam is an experienced solicitor who specialises in defendant credit hire. He joined Weightmans in 2016, following a seven year stint at another leading law firm. Adam has extensive experience in defending personal injury and credit hire claims, claims for credit hire from companies, with particular knowledge and experience in claims for replacement taxis. Adam’s noteworthy cases are Lubhaya v Stanley a case involving estoppel and acceptance of zero offers, and Ali v Bayliss surrounding the correct assessment of damages where the claimant is a taxi company or an individual who operates a fleet of vehicles. · Weightmans LLP

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Adam Skelland is an experienced solicitor who specialises in defendant credit hire at Weightmans LLP. He joined Weightmans in 2016 after seven years at another leading law firm and has extensive experience defending personal injury and credit hire claims, including claims brought by companies and replacement taxi claims; notable cases include Lubhaya v Stanley and Ali v Bayliss.

Practice areas

Personal InjuryCredit HireLitigation

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England

Weightmans LLP · Adam is an experienced solicitor who specialises in defendant credit hire. He joined Weightmans in 2016, following a seven year stint at another leading law firm. Adam has extensive experience in defending personal injury and credit hire claims, claims for credit hire from companies, with particular knowledge and experience in claims for replacement taxis. Adam’s noteworthy cases are Lubhaya v Stanley a case involving estoppel and acceptance of zero offers, and Ali v Bayliss surrounding the correct assessment of damages where the claimant is a taxi company or an individual who operates a fleet of vehicles.

England

Expertise

Defendant credit hireDefending personal injury claimsCredit hire claims from companiesReplacement taxi claimsEstoppel and acceptance of zero offers (Lubhaya v Stanley)Assessment of damages for taxi companies/fleet operators (Ali v Bayliss)