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Cast of Injustice (british Tv Series)

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Injustice (ITV, 2011) stars James Purefoy as barrister William Travers, Dervla Kirwan as his wife Kate, and Charlie Creed-Miles as Detective Superintendent Bill Chaney, in a five-part legal thriller.

  • ITV
  • 2011
  • 1 season
  • TV series
  • 11 cast

Main cast

  • William TraversJames PurefoyMain
  • Kate TraversDervla KirwanMain
  • Detective Superintendent Bill ChaneyCharlie Creed-MilesMain

Supporting cast

  • DS Mark WenhamRobert WhitelockSupp
  • Nick BirkbyShaun DooleySupp
  • Hannah IrwinMegan DoddsSupp

Guest & voice

  • Martin NewellOwen TealeGuest
  • Philip LintonDavid HarewoodGuest
  • ClaireJodhi MayGuest
  • DCI Dan RawstorneNathaniel ParkerGuest
  • James BarlowCharles AitkenGuest

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About this cast

Injustice is a 2011 British television legal thriller miniseries produced by ITV. The five-episode series focuses on defence barrister William Travers, who moves to Suffolk after a nervous breakdown, but finds his new life disrupted by a murder and a charismatic but dangerous client.

FAQs

Who plays William Travers in Injustice?

James Purefoy plays the lead barrister William Travers in the 2011 ITV series Injustice.

How many episodes are in the ITV series Injustice?

Injustice is a 5-episode miniseries, first broadcast in 2011.

What is Injustice about?

The series follows defence barrister William Travers, who suffers a breakdown after a case goes wrong, then becomes involved in a murder case in his new Suffolk home, questioning his own morality and justice.

Where was Injustice filmed?

The series was filmed on location in Suffolk, England, as well as at Bristol and London studios.

Is Injustice based on a book?

Yes, Injustice is based on the novel ‘D.N.A.’ by Robert Goddard, adapted for television by Anthony Horowitz.

Sources & where to watch: IMDb · Wikipedia · Where to watch (JustWatch UK) · Updated June 2026

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