Christopher Loxton

Barrister, XXIV Old Buildings

Christopher is an experienced commercial barrister with a specialism in aviation. Ranked in the leading legal directories, clients comment he “great for commercial insurance work, as well as casualty, cargo and regulatory matters”, and “an excellent technical lawyer who is both responsive and helpful”.

He undertakes advocacy and advisory work in a wide variety of matters relating to aviation and travel law, including:

Insurance disputes.
Leasing and acquisition disputes.
Hull damage claims.
General aviation claims.
Airport disputes.
Manufacturing and outfitting disputes.
Product liability.
Carriage by air disputes involving EU regulations, Warsaw and Montreal Conventions and associated passenger, cargo, baggage, delay and denied boarding claims.
Regulatory and compliance issues (including threatened CAA enforcement action).
International carriage by road and sea claims, including under the Athens Convention and the Convention on the Contract for the International Carriage of Goods by Road (CMR).
Travel claims, particularly representing airlines in “mixed liability scheme” claims.