Profile
Aidan is currently part of the Defence team representing
Abdallah Banda and Saleh Jerbo, who have been charged with war
crimes at the International Criminal Court, in what is likely to be
the first case arising out of the situation in Sudan to come to
trial.
At the same time he maintains a varied civil practice. Aidan has
particular expertise in handling credit hire cases. His text book
"Kevan and Ellis on Credit Hire" was published in April 2008 and
remains the leading work on the subject. He is frequently
instructed in all aspects of personal injury litigation including
inquests. He accepts work on conditional fee agreements.
He has experience of Inquiries, having been instructed by the
Ministry of Defence on both the Baha Mousa Public Inquiry and the
Nimrod Review. He was also involved in conducting the disclosure
exercise in the Guantanamo Bay Damages Claims.
Aidan also supervises in Constitutional Law for three colleges
at Cambridge University.