Anna Hughes

Anna Hughes
A junior with a flourishing personal injury practice with experience in complicated liability disputes and serious injury cases, and a particular flair for quantum issues. She routinely appears on behalf of defendant clients in cases concerning suspected fraudulent claims. She is adept at handling cross-border claims with jurisdictional complexity. She is also noted for her handling of claims arising from RTAs and accidents at work.
Strengths: "She is very bright and witheringly good in cross-examinations." "She is a good advocate - very persuasive and fiercely fights her client's corner."
Recent work: Represented the defendant in a multi-track trial which centred on whether the claimant had been fundamentally dishonest in relation to the extent of the injuries he suffered as a result of an accident at the defendant's premises.

Anna Hughes
An experienced barrister, regularly sought after to undertake high-value, complex cases in the fields of both clinical negligence and personal injury. Her particular expertise in quantum makes her an asset in multimillion-pound cases. She is highly regarded for her cross-examination skills.
Strengths: "A fantastic advocate who is not afraid of standing firm on difficult issues." "She's formidable in court and provides great tactical advice."
Recent work: Represented Southend University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in a liability-only trial arising out of an alleged failure to diagnose and treat actinomycosis.

Anna Hughes
Handles a wide range of claims following overseas accidents. She is mainly instructed by defendants and has considerable experience in the drafting of defences of package travel claims and advising on foreign law and jurisdictional issues.
Strengths: "She's incredibly easy to work with and goes above and beyond to assist. She's also very strategic and is an excellent advocate."
Recent work: Successfully represented the claimant in Tipper v TUI UK, a claim brought under the Package Travel Regulations. The claimant had booked a holiday through the defendant, and during the course of his holiday contracted food poisoning and was hospitalised.