Sarah Prager
Sarah’s expertise includes:
Travel and Tourism: Sarah is regularly instructed by both consumers and tour operators in the field of travel and tourism. She has a wealth of experience in multi-jurisdictional matters, including claims founded on the Package Travel Regulations 1992, the Warsaw, Montreal and Athens Conventions, and at common law. She has experience of acting for claimants and defendants in group actions in relation to package and cruise holidays. She regularly handles cases involving conflicts of law issues.
Personal Injury: Sarah represents claimants, insurers and local authorities in all aspects of personal injury work. Where appropriate Sarah is willing to be instructed on a Conditional Fee basis.
General Commercial law: Sarah has extensive experience in a wide range of contractual disputes and insurance litigation.
Recent work includes:
Acting for the claimant at first instance and on appeal in a case concerning two married British nationals domiciled in England involved in a road traffic accident in France. The driver responsible for the accident was a French national. The claimant sued her husband in England for personal injuries under French loi badinter.
Representing tour operators in a series of high-profile food poisoning claims.
Acting in a number of norovirus group actions, and other group actions arising out of cruise holidays.
Advising claimants and defendants on the application of local standards in package travel claims.
(Entry last updated June 2009)
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Liability under Regulation 261: An Update
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A Clutch of Covid Cases
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Casenote: Irish Ferries Limited v National Transport Authority (Case C-570/19)
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X v Kuoni. The Final Chapter
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Scottish courts determine Covid-19 refund claim in favour of pursuer
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The EU Commission Report on the Application of Directive (EU) 2015/2302: The New Package Travel Directive
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Casenote: Irish Ferries Limited v National Transport Authority. (Case C-570/19)
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A Shot in the Arm for Saga?
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Airline Not Liable for Negligence of Hotel
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King of the Skies? Ryanair v Delayfix (Case C-519/19)
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Never Say Never Again: Lockdown 2 and Travel Restriction
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Vultures of the Sea
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Claims Under the Montreal Convention: Is it Time to Redefine ‘Bodily Injury’
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Covid-19 and the Aviation Industry: Turbulent Times Ahead?
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Gastric illness claims
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Pre-Departure Changes
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Claims purchasing companies: the claimant’s friend or unwelcome parasite?
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Claims purchasing companies: the claimant’s friend or unwelcome parasite?
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The Decision of the Court of Appeal in Harrison v Jagged Edge. At Last, Good News for Tour Operators
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Cruise Claims: Recent Developments and a Consideration of the Costa Concordia Incident
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The Assumption of Liability in Holiday Cases: The Impact of Parker v TUI
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The Assessment of Damages in Holiday Cases: The Impact of Milner v Carnival plc
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It’s All Greek to Me. The Importance of Pleading the Athens Convention in Cruise Cases
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Cruising for a Bruising? Jurisdiction in Cruise Cases
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Applicable Law in Direct Claims Against Insurers: An Analysis of the Decision in Maher v Groupama

