Meghann McTague

Meghann McTague is a highly experienced senior junior instructed in complex, multi-party disputes. Group litigation has been the focus of Meghann’s practice for several years: the subject of which claims include product liability, mass torts, and personal injury claims, in particular those involving complex psychiatric injury.

The unitary claims in which Meghann is instructed involve a range of practice areas including cross-border claims, life sciences, product liability and catastrophic/ fatal personal injury claims, in particular involving TBI.

Meghann has been instructed by the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea as junior counsel in relation to the civil claims arising out of the fire at Grenfell Tower since June 2020. Meghann has also been instructed in other high-profile group claims including: the Pan NOx Emissions Litigation, the Covid Care Homes claims and a group of claims involving allegations of modern slavery.

Meghann was appointed as a Deputy District Judge in 2019 and is a recommended junior in Chambers and Partners for Group Litigation, Travel: International Personal Injury, and Personal Injury. She is described as being “an outstanding barrister”. Meghann was shortlisted by Chambers and Partners as Personal Injury Junior of the Year in 2023/2024.

In her cross-border practice, Meghann regularly advises clients on complex jurisdictional disputes and conflict of laws and has a wealth of experience of claims involving the Package Travel Regulations 1992, the Montreal Convention and the Athens Convention.

Pan NOx Emissions Litigation

Grenfell Tower Litigation

Covid Care Homes Claims