The claimants were represented by Stephanie Harrison QC, Raza Halim and Stephen Simblet and instructed by Duncan Lewis Public Law.
Sonali Naik, who will be appointed Queen's Counsel in February, has been named Lawyer of the Week.
We are thrilled to announce that Miranda Butler has joined the Immigration Team at Garden Court Chambers.
On 14 November 2017 she presented to the Working Group on Social Questions of the Council of the EU.
Following the judgment in Medical Justice and others, Shu Shin Luh of Garden Court Chambers says it is inevitable that the statutory guidance will need to be reviewed.
Bryony Poynor represented the family pro bono instructed by the Asylum Support Appeals Project.
Louise Hooper will be delivering the training in her capacity as Council of Europe expert on migration and gender.
Stephanie Harrison QC and Shu Shin Luh of Garden Court Chambers represented Medical Justice and two victims of gender based violence.
In October’s edition of Legal Action Magazine, Shu Shin Luh and Silvia Nicolaou Garcia consider what progress has been made in abolishing modern-day slavery in the UK, seven years on from the first Anti-Slavery Day.
Garden Court Chambers contributed evidence to the Bach Commission.
The claimant was represented by Raza Halim of Garden Court Chambers.
The appellant was represented by Grace Brown of Garden Court Chambers.
Garden Court Chambers is proud to sponsor Proof magazine. The third issue of Proof was co-produced by the Justice Gap and the Justice Alliance.
Written and oral evidence was submitted by Garden Court Chambers.
Garden Court Chambers is horrified by the fire at Grenfell Towers. We extend our condolences and our solidarity to all those bereaved, injured or rendered homeless.
Sonali Naik and Bijan Hoshi of Garden Court Chambers represented Bail for Immigration Detainees (BID) as first Interveners.
David Jones of Garden Court Chambers represented the claimant in the High Court.
David Jones of Garden Court Chambers acted for the claimant.
Mark Symes of Garden Court Chambers represented both appellants.
Immigration barrister Helen Foot describes the challenges facing her female clients and how, with her solicitors, she can help them access the legal protection they are entitled to.
