Accommodation claims in International Injury

Solenn le Tutour (France) and Ana Romero (Spain) provided an insight into how accommodation claims are calculated under the laws of their respective countries.

Interviewed by Christopher Deacon, International Injury Partner at Stewarts.

This follows the interest in this area of personal injury damages under English law this year further to the Court of Appeal decision in Swift v Carpenter.

Solenn Le Tutour Solenn founded Le Tutour Avocats after having acted as an associate in the aviation team of Bird & Bird in Paris. Solenn has extensive experience in aviation matters and criminal proceedings, which are essential combined skills in aviation accidents. She assisted families of victims of the 2009 Air France Rio-Paris flight accident. She also was involved in the civil proceedings following the Kenya Airways and Gulf Air crashes in 2000 causing hundreds of victims.

Ana Romero Ana’ extensive experience in the International Litigation field was developed in different international firms such as Illouz García in Paris and Liddell Zurbrugg in London. Ana joined Irwin Mitchell Solicitors, London, in 2003 as an Associate in the International Travel Litigation Group and from 2008, she was in charge of the Tort Law and Personal Injury Department in Irwin Mitchell abogados in Spain until 2013.

Contact Christopher Deacon on cdeacon@stewartslaw.com if you have any queries on this subject

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