Civil Fraud
Jack is frequently instructed in cases involving concerns of fraud: to conduct trials, proof witnesses, advise on prospects, and settle pleadings. Much of his fraud work arises out of road traffic accidents or public liability personal injury claims, and he has successfully defended several low velocity impact, induced accident and exaggerated injury claims at trial. He also undertakes more general insurance fraud work.
His criminal court and inquests advocacy experience compliments his fraud work.
Jack has extensive experience of fundamental dishonesty, QOCS, and s.57 CJCA 2015 applications. He has obtained several dishonesty findings following cross-examination at trial. He has also obtained four dishonesty findings without trial following discontinuance, one of which being the first instance dishonesty finding in Rayner v Raymond Brown Group (2016) CC (Oxford) (Judge Harris KC) 03/08/2016, referred to in the leading case of LOCOG v Sinfield [2018] EWHC 51 (QB).
Selected Cases
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- The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022 – The Road To Life Imprisonment? By Katie Sage and Jack Murphy
- Alutrade Ltd & Ors: Manslaughter Trial Resolves with Fines for Defendants
Qualifications
- Lincoln’s Inn Denning, Bowen & Hardwicke Scholarships
- BPTC, City Law School
- GDL, City University
- BA Hons (Oxon)
Recommendations
“Jack is extremely diligent, thorough, well prepared, and has good commercial awareness.”
Legal 500, 2023
“Jack is a really thoughtful barrister and knows how to behave with various witnesses.”
Chambers & Partners, 2023
“He’s meticulous in his approach and has a lovely manner about him with clients and the courts.”
Chambers & Partners, 2022
“Very experienced, much beyond his years. Very legally and tactically astute, good eye for detail, understands strategy, and is very well prepared. Highly recommend.”
Legal 500, 2022
“He is on top of the detail, he gets the issues and he works extremely hard.”
Chambers & Partners, 2022
