Gareth Thomas didn’t tell me he had HIV? Why?
Seven months into his relationship with the Welsh rugby star, Ian Baum found that he, too, was HIV positive. He still feels betrayed, he tells Matt Dickinson. Ian Baum says that...
30 January, 2023
Ukraine to hand over evidence of Russian Wagner Group’s crimes to UK lawyers bringing terror case
Ukraine’s government has promised its full support to British lawyers who are accusing mercenary company the Wagner Group of terrorism in a legal case in the UK. At a press conference...
30 January, 2023
British law firm used by Russian mercenary Yevgeniy Prigozhin is investigated
A London law firm representing a Russian mercenary who threatened to sue a British journalist is under investigation for allegedly breaching rules to protect free speech. [vc_row css_animation="" row_type="row" use_row_as_full_screen_section="no" type="full_width"...
26 January, 2023
Facebook must now pay its dues for putting profit before Rohingya lives
In 1977, the Myanmar military launched a national drive to register citizens and drive out people they deemed to be “foreigners”. Since then, more than 2.5 million Rohingya people have fled the...
14 December, 2021
Rohingya refugees sue Facebook for $150 billion, alleging it helped perpetuate genocide in Myanmar
Facebook failed to quickly stop the spread of hate speech and misinformation against the Rohingya people, in turn contributing to the persecution and alleged genocide of the minority community in...
07 December, 2021
Making ecocide an international crime is long overdue
Substantive international laws were formed in the wake of two world wars, but nothing similar has been born out of the continuing ecocidal war against the planet. Yet laws and...
18 November, 2021
McCue Jury & Partners head to COP26 alongside Greenlit
At the start of November, our team headed to Glasgow for the COP26 Summit, where Greenlit were the main sponsor for The Times Earth Hub. Co-founded by our Senior Partner, Jason McCue, Greenlit is a...
10 November, 2021
Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen assisted and represented by the team at McCue Jury & Partners
On 26 October 2021, Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen gave evidence to the UK Parliament’s Joint Committee on the draft Online Safety Bill. She was accompanied by her key advisors and lawyers, including...
26 October, 2021
Tory MP Johnny Mercer flies to Belfast with Dennis Hutchings ahead of veteran’s trial today for 1974 Troubles killing
A former soldier is due to go on trial today for the killing of a man in Co Tyrone during the Troubles. Dennis Hutchings, who is in his early 80s, is...
04 October, 2021
McCue Jury & Partners recognised once again by the Legal 500
We are delighted to announce that McCue Jury & Partners has once again been ranked by the Legal 500, receiving high praise from clients who recognised the firm for being...
29 September, 2021
McCue Jury & Partners are proud to be signatories of Greener Litigation Pledge
The Greener Litigation Pledge is an initiative to reduce the environmental impact of litigation in England and Wales. In 2019, the UK became the first country to pass laws to end...
14 September, 2021
As things stand, the Northern Ireland legacy plans are indefensible—but they can be changed for the better
Written by Ian Acheson for CapX This is a good month to bury bad policy. On Sunday, as Kabul folded in the face of violent extremism, people in Omagh recalled the...
17 August, 2021
Terror victims demand Tony Blair testify to MPs over Gaddafi deal
McCue & Partners has successfully called for a Parliamentary Inquiry into why its clients, UK victims of Libyan-sponsored IRA terror attacks, have not received compensation from Libya. The Commons’ Northern Ireland...
16 April, 2021
There’s still time to bring WPC Yvonne Fletcher’s killers to justice
The Government must now put Britain first, unshackle itself from its secret toxic history with Libya, and make amends. The British Government has had every opportunity to bring WPc Yvonne Fletcher's...
23 January, 2021
Why does the state help a suspect to evade justice?
Suspected war criminal and alleged killer of WPc Yvonne Fletcher was allowed to go free by Tony Blair's government. In 1984, on the same day they buried her, the Government allowed...
28 June, 2020