Marc Rivalland

Marc’s degree in accounting and seven years in the City of London before being called to the Bar means he is especially well qualified in the commercial field.

• Goldsmith v Chittell [2016] EWHC 630
  The evidence showed an oral agreement for the payment of a fee of $1.3 million rather than the money being a loan


• Inspire Sports v Shorey [2015] EWHC 2040
  There is no requirement to obtain the permission of the High Court before bringing an application to commit for contempt of court resulting from the giving of false evidence in an affidavit.


• Monk v Cann Hall Primary School and Essex CC [2013] 1 AC 518
  An employee escorted from the school premises was entitled to amend her claim for psychiatric injury as it was arguably outside the exclusion area delineated by Johnson v Unisys

Legal 500 ranks Marc as a leading tier 5 junior for Professional Negligence commenting on his being “very experienced”.

• Personal Injuries Bar Association


• Professional Negligence Bar Association


• London Common Law and Commercial Bar Association

• BCom


• LLB


• LLM