Abigail Holt of the Garden Court Environmental Law & Climate Justice Team has been published in the Journal of Personal Injury Law.
We are delighted to announce that Elisabeth Traugott has joined Garden Court Chambers as a new tenant.
Following his session at the Socio-Economic Rights Conference with Curtis James of Class Divide, Dan Rosenberg of Gold Jennings, and Stephanie Harrison KC of Garden Court Chambers, Ollie Persey writes on how a new duty could tackle the inequalities in & produced by our education system.
We are delighted to announce that Abd Al-Rahman Az-Zubair (Abdul) has joined Garden Court Chambers as a new tenant.
Jodie Blackstock of the Garden Court International Team was led by Anand Ramlogan SC and instructed by Freedom Law Chambers of Trinidad and Tobago.
Georgie Rea considers how a socio-economic duty could help prevent people falling through the gaps between different statutory schemes, covering homelessness, asylum support, and community care.
Angharad Monk and Isaac Ricca Richardson of Garden Court Community Care & Public Law Teams acted for CPH, instructed by Emma Pein of Bindmans LLP.
We are delighted to announce that Faith Osifo, Blánaid Ní Chearnaigh, Jamie McGowan, Freya Morgan and Anna Brennan have joined Chambers as full members, following successful completion of their pupillage.
Garden Court’s Oscar Davies was interviewed by Law UK magazine for their ESG-focused October 2026 issue.
Upper Tribunal allows challenges to biometric excuse refusals for two separated families from Gaza.
Garden Court Chambers recognised yet again as a Top Tier set in 2027 Legal 500 UK Bar Rankings
The Applicant was represented by Emma Fitzsimons of the Garden Court Public Law Team, instructed by Tommaso Poli at Duncan Lewis Solicitors.
Elena Papamichael of the Garden Court Crime Team was instructed by Will Russell, Partner at GT Stewart Solicitors.
Garden Court Chambers welcomes the Government’s commitment to retain trial by jury.
We are delighted to announce that Ariagni Adam has joined Garden Court Chambers as a new tenant.
Michael Goold secured the acquittal of a defendant following a complex three-week manslaughter trial at Wolverhampton Crown Court.
Acland Bryant of Garden Court Chambers has authored two articles which have been published in the UK Journal of Animal Law.
Frances Lawson, Acland Bryant and Joseph Michael Kelen of Garden Court Chambers act for the Coalition to Close Campsfield, instructed by Reed Smith LLP.
Alex Ryle succeeds on appeal in arguing to the Court of Criminal Appeal that the sentence imposed for a single offence of s.20 GBH was manifestly excessive.
Mark Robinson of the Garden Court Crime Team, acting as junior alone for the client, was instructed by Cleo McClaren of Graceon Law.
