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Gordon Wignall

Gordon Wignall

Barrister, Six Pump Court

Gordon Wignall is a barrister at Six Pump Court

Articles

New light on nuisance: Cooper v. Ludgate House
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New light on nuisance: Cooper v. Ludgate House

Fancourt J.'s judgment refines remedies in nuisance and right to light claims for major developments.
18 Jul 2025
Has private nuisance lost its traditional flexibility as an independent tort?
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Has private nuisance lost its traditional flexibility as an independent tort?

The High Court clarifies private nuisance post-Fearn, blurring boundaries with negligence and redefining harm to amenity
17 Jun 2025
Abatement notice variation: a landmark ruling's impact on local authorities
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Abatement notice variation: a landmark ruling's impact on local authorities

Gordon Wignall looks at a recent judgment about the power to vary an abatement notice with some remarks of wider interest as to statutory interpretation
15 Aug 2023
Nuisance law and a diverging of judgments
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Nuisance law and a diverging of judgments

Gordon Wignall explores a nuisance case in the Supreme Court about the Tate Modern and Richard Roger's glass dwellers' lack of privacy
27 Mar 2023
The law of nuisance
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The law of nuisance

Gordon Wignall reviews several court judgments which reflect developments in nuisance law
1 Feb 2023
The modern day CFA
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The modern day CFA

Gordon Wignall asks whether an assignment of a personal injury CFA is possible
12 Jan 2016
A dead cert… or a nuisance?
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A dead cert… or a nuisance?

The risks for developers of nuisance claims being brought could lead to more serious consequences than simply paying out compensation, says Gordon Wignall
17 Mar 2009