Ronan McCann

Ronan McCann joined Horwich Farrelly in 2001, Ronan held a firm focus on pushing the boundaries for insurers in the counter fraud arena being responsible for the numerous landmark decisions for the industry. He was involved with the leading Court of Appeal decisions in Kearsley v Klarfeld (2005) and Casey v Cartwright (2006) in the area of low velocity impact litigation.

He also has a particular interest in fraud rings, catastrophic injury cases and contempt of court, being responsible for Esure v Ali (2011) and Esure v Israr (2011), the latter case marking the first time an insurer successfully used contempt of court proceedings to prosecute a fraudster involved in a ‘crash for cash’ scam.