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Rajeev Shetty

Call: 1996
Appointments: Inner Temple Advocacy Teacher, The CPS London specialist rape list
Education: Reading Blue Coat School, Sonning, Berkshire, Southampton University, LLB 2:1 (Hons)

Practice Summary

  • Personal Injury
  • Police Law
  • Commercial Disputes
  • Fraud & Regulatory
  • General Crime
  • Clinical Negligence
  • Contract disputes
  • Costs
  • Professional Negligence (PI Related)
  • Professional Negligence
  • Property
  • Regulatory and Disciplinary
  • Sport
 

Memberships

  • Personal Injury Bar Association
  • Criminal Bar Asscoation
  • Member of the South Eastern Circuit
  • Herts and Beds Bar Mess (Treasurer)
 
   

Personal Injury



Raj works for both Claimants and Defendants in all areas of Personal Injury including employers’ liability, public liability, road traffic and criminal injuries compensation authority cases.  He has a special interest in hand arm vibration syndrome, noise induced hearing loss and industrial disease cases.  He also has a particular interest in sports related accidents and injuries sustained in the course of sporting events. He is regularly instructed in trade union cases and is happy to work under conditional fee agreements where appropriate.  Raj has also attended inquest hearings in the Coroner’s Court.


Clinical Neglience


Raj has been instructed in a variety of clinical negligence claims ranging from late/mistaken diagnosis to surgical errors.  He is a member of AVMA.




Police Work



Raj is regularly instructed by the Metropolitan Police in civil actions involving allegations of assault, false imprisonment and malicious prosecution.  He has advised in a cases involving mental health issues of which he has a special interest.  He has also been instructed in inquests, applications for ASBO’s, sexual offences prevention orders, closure orders and firearms appeals for the Metropolitan Police and Hertfordshire Constabulary.  Raj has extensive experience in Proceeds of Crime Act applications and confiscation.  Raj has also been instructed in police discipline hearings.


Raj is recommended by the Legal 500 within the cateogry of Regulatory and Discipline Law (incorporating Police Law).




Fraud and Regulatory Work



Raj has done considerable work for HM Revenue and Customs and the Department for Work and Pensions.  He has successfully prosecuted fraudulent tax credit claims made over the internet, cases involving theft by employees from the Revenue, money laundering, and large and small drug importations.



General Crime



Raj has prosecuted and defended in criminal cases involving multiple rape, child cruelty, attempted murder, death by dangerous driving, serious violence and violent disorder.  He is a Grade 3 prosecutor on the London and South East Circuit and has prosecuted for many CPS areas including Bedfordshire, Thames Valley and Northamptonshire.



Commercial

 

Raj has been instructed in a variety of contract cases involving insurance law and general commercial disputes.

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Cases

Demico v (1) Transco (Nottingham City Council).  Represented a school girl injured in a highways accident involving statutory undertakers and the highways act.



Deane v Marlon King.  Successful claim involving an assault by a premiership footballer on a fellow player during a football match.



R v Bamidele Matanmi (2005-2006) (prosecuted for the Revenue in one of the first fraudulent tax credit prosecutions made over the internet).



R v Davies (and others) (2004) Prosecuted a five handed conspiracy to cheat the Revenue case involving an employee of the Revenue.



R v Horn, Cook and others (2001)  Led by leading junior counsel in a multi-million pound customs evasion case involving 12 defendants.



R v Miller and others (2004) Successfully defended a multi-handed conspiracy to supply drugs case in the Northamptonshire area.



Ward v Commissioner of the Police for the Metropolis (2001)(advised in a case that eventually was decided in the House of Lords involving a warrant obtained and executed under the Mental health Act 1983).



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Seminars

Raj has given in-house seminars for various solicitor's firms on personal injury, police work and crime.  He has presented talks for CLT on "Difficult Road Traffic Accidents" and "Slipping and Tripping Claims".  He has also presented recent talks on Fatal Accidents, MIB claims, and Low Velocity Collision Claims.

10th Annual Personal Injury Seminar & Legal Update
Admissions and withdrawal
Aircraft claims
Animals Act claims
Asbestos - Insurance issues
Asbestos - occupiers' liability
Asbestos and Related Claims
Asbestos causation issues
Asbestos damages and symptom free conditions
Asbestos history and medicine
Brain damage at birth claims
Brain injury claims
Case management conferences
Causation Update
Construction site claims
Costs update
Criminal Injuries Compensation claims
Damages Update
Deafness claims
Default and summary judgment
Dermatitis & skin conditions
Difficult Road Traffic Accidents - Evidential Value of the Highway Code:
Difficult Road Traffic Accidents - Low velocity injuries
Difficult Road Traffic Accidents - Problem Areas in Liability
Disclosure
Disease update
Drunk drivers
Employers liability quantum update
Employers liability update
Equipment claims
Expert evidence
Fatal accident procedure
Future loss and the Ogden Tables
Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (Vibration White Finger)
Inquests
Interest on damages
Interim payments
Issuing and serving proceedings
Lack of consent claims
Legal update
Liability update
Life expectancy in serious injury claims
Limitation in Personal Injury claims
Loss of a chance
Manual handling
Mediation and ADR
Medical records
Occupier's Liability
Pain, suffering and loss of amenity
Part 18 requests
Part 36 Offers & Costs
Pedestrian claims
Periodical Payment Orders
Procedure update
Product liability
Provisional damages
Quantum in catastrophic claims
Restoration of Companies to the Register
Restoring a company to the register
RSI
RTA liability update
RTA quantum update
Schedules of loss and expense
Seat belts
Settlement conferences and settlements
Side roads
Six Pack Update
Smith v Manchester awards
Spinal injury claims
Standard of care
Stress & harassment: overlap with employment litigation
Stress at work
Striking out and relief from sanctions
The MIB - The Uninsured and Untraced Agreements, practice and procedure
The MIB - untraced applications
The Road Traffic Act 1988
Third party proceedings
Trials and Appeals
Tripping and Slipping on the Highway
Vicarious liability
Videos
Witness statements
Work Accidents at Sea Conference
Workplace claims
Wrongful birth claims


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Publications

Raj has written articles for the Law Society Gazette and the APIL newsletter and is a regular contributor to Health and Safety Law published by EMIS.   He is also a contributor to the Lawtel Personal Injury Update Bulletin.



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Interests

Raj is a golf fanatic and is approaching his dream of obtaining a single figure handicap.



Raj bravely tries his hand at most sports and has a lethal sliding tackle in football to make up for his blatant lack of talent and ability.



He is also a real film buff and his DVD collection proves it.



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  Rajeev Shetty
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practice teams:
  Personal Injury
Police Law
Commercial Disputes
Fraud & Regulatory
General Crime
Clinical Negligence
Professional Negligence
Property
Regulatory and Disciplinary
Sport
  Raj is listed as a Leading Junior in Professional Discipline and Regulatory Law (incorporating Police Law).
  Legal 500 Clients' Guide 2009 Edition
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