Garden Court Chambers | Friday 31 May 2024
Garden Court Chambers celebrates 50th Anniversary
This year marks 50 years of Garden Court Chambers winning ground-breaking cases of constitutional importance.
This year marks 50 years of Garden Court Chambers winning ground-breaking cases of constitutional importance.
Anya Lewis KC of the Garden Court Crime Team led Dale Harris of Bank House Chambers, instructed by Nicole Redfern of GWB Harthills Solicitors.
Anya Lewis KC and Stella Harris were instructed by Leila Rasool of Lewis Nedas. David Emanuel KC and Lucie Wibberley were instructed by Michael Range of ACA Law.
Anya Lewis QC and Stella Harris secure acquittals at half time for two young men (aged 17 and 18 respectively) charged with murder and grievous bodily harm with intent.
Garden Court Chambers is delighted to announce that Anya Lewis and Sam Robinson of the Garden Court Chambers Criminal Defence Team will be formally appointed Queen’s Counsel in 2021.
We pay special tribute to Mia Hakl-Law, Director of Operations and HR at Garden Court for spearheading and championing our work on diversity and inclusion together with many others within our chambers.
James Scobie QC, Judy Khan QC, Christian Wasunna and Anya Lewis were all instructed in the case.
On 18 September 2017 the Garden Court Chambers Crime Team sent an open letter to Lord Justice Fulford.
The defendant was represented by Anya Lewis and Emma Fenn of Garden Court Chambers.
The defendant was represented by Anya Lewis of Garden Court's Fraud, Confiscation and Regulatory Law Team.
The appellant was represented by Anya Lewis and Emma Fenn of Garden Court Chambers.
Garden Court Chambers recognised as a leading set for immigration, social housing, civil liberties, police law, Court of Protection, crime and inquests and public inquiries.
The winners in these awards are chosen by the Legal 500 as a result of thousands of interviews with firms, sets and counsel.
Student receives three and a half years’ imprisonment for preparing terrorist acts.
A father accused of inflicting injuries resulting in his son's death 12 years later has been acquitted of manslaughter at the Central Criminal Court.
Dexter Dias QC, Ali Naseem Bajwa QC, Anya Lewis and Terry McGuinness acted for three defendants acquitted of murder in relation to a Leicester house fire. The jury returned verdicts on the lesser alternative of manslaughter.
We are once again delighted to have been ranked as a leading set by Chambers and Partners in the Chambers UK 2014 directory.