Kenworthy’s Chambers is happy to announce ‘Military Claims’, a free two-part CPD training course taking place on Wednesday 21st of March from 4 pm – 5 pm and Wednesday 28th of March from 4 pm – 5 pm, hosted by Army Reservist and Personal Injury specialist Peter Quegan.

Please register your place for part one of this virtual course taking place on 21/03/2024 by filling out the sign-up form at the bottom of this page. To register for Military Claims (Part 2) follow the link.

Who is this seminar for?

This seminar is suitable for Personal Injury Lawyers looking for a new niche acting for military clients or those who already act for military clients but are not sure what they do not know.

What does this seminar cover?

The size of the market in terms of its numerical scope.

The geographical location of military personnel – where they are physically located around the world.

What differentiates military clients from the general client base.

What makes a military claim different from a general claim.

What makes a military client the ideal client.

Some of the specialist language that applies to military claims.

What will I learn?

How to market services to military clients.

How to understand military clients.

How to maximise the recovery prospect for a successful claim.

About the speaker

Peter Quegan joined the Territorial Army in 1990. In 2003 he served a tour in Iraq and in 2004 he attended Staff College. He was awarded the Queen's Volunteer Reserve Medal in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List in 2007.

Formerly a member of Forces Law which specialised in claims by Armed Forces personnel, Peter has plenty of experience in claims against the Ministry of Defence (MoD) and for service personnel generally. Before being called to the Bar in 2010, Peter acted as a Solicitor for claimants from all three services.

Although still serving in the Army Reserve, Peter is cleared to act in cases against the MoD so long as they do not involve his own chain of command.

Peter specialises in Civil Litigation, Personal Injury, Clinical Negligence, Inquests, and Landlord and Tenant cases.

Please be advised that the last day to register for the ‘Military Claims (Part 1)’ seminar is 20/03/2024 and invites to this virtual seminar will be sent via email on 21/03/2024.

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