Sangeetha Iengar of the Garden Court Environmental Law and Climate Justice Team will be speaking at the Commonwealth People's Forum, part of the CHOGM 2026, held in Antigua.
Sangeetha is an award-winning public law practitioner with over 15 years of experience as a specialist in asylum, immigration and international human rights law.
Blog by Frances Lawson of the Garden Court Chambers Environmental Law & Climate Justice Team following our conference 'Global and Domestic Litigation, Environmental Destruction & the Climate Crisis'.
Abigail Holt of the Garden Court Environmental Law & Climate Justice Team has been published in the Journal of Personal Injury Law.
Acland Bryant of Garden Court Chambers has authored two articles which have been published in the UK Journal of Animal Law.
Acland Bryant, a climate justice and environmental law specialist, considers the importance of section 1 of the Equality Act 2010 in the context of planning permissions and environmental injustice.
We are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted at the Chambers UK Bar Awards 2026.
Garden Court's Ronan Toal and Ubah Dirie will be speaking in the CLIP programme.
Marc Willers KC has been instructed to represent four Ugandan farmers in an environmental case which has just been launched in the High Court of England and Wales against the UK registered company EACOP Ltd.
In our fourth and final #ClimateActionWeek blog, Frances Lawson explores a new frontier in environmental claims: fair share climate litigation.
In our third #ClimateActionWeek blog, Abigail Holt looks at how legal tests deployed in personal injury cases could be harnessed to hold to account those who damage the environment and drive climate change.
#ClimateActionWeek blog by Acland Bryant of the Garden Court Chambers Environmental Law & Climate Justice Team.
This the article in our #ClimateActionWeek blog series, pupil barrister Blánaid Ní Chearnaigh explores how courts are required to treat conscientious motivation at sentencing and traces the progressive narrowing of the legal defences available to climate protesters at trial.
Belfast eel fisherman Declan Conlon has brought a Judicial Review against the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) over its duties to protect Loch Neagh from nutrient pollution and to protect his livelihood.
We are delighted to announce that four Garden Court barristers have been shortlisted at Advocate’s Bar Pro Bono Awards 2026.
We are delighted to announce that five Garden Court barristers have been nominated at Advocate’s Bar Pro Bono Awards 2026.
Acland Bryant of the Garden Court Environmental Law & Climate Justice Team acted Coalition Against Factory Farming, instructed by Matthew McFeeley at Richard Buxton Solicitors.
Ronan Toal of the Garden Court Immigration Team acted for a Filipino national (FA) and was instructed by Gamal Basha of Qore Legal.
Acland Bryant of Garden Court Chambers acted for Coalition Against Factory Farming (CAFF), with Alex Shattock of Landmark Chambers, instructed by Ricardo Gama and Lucia Saborio Perez at Leigh Day.
Marc Willers KC and Acland Bryant of the Garden Court Environmental Law & Climate Justice Team acted for Alternative A5 Alliance, instructed by Ciaran O’Hare at McIvor Farrell Solicitors.
