News & Views
Immigration Law, Administrative and Public Law | Monday 1 July 2024
Negative trafficking decision quashed by High Court
Taimour Lay of Garden Court Chambers represented a child victim of trafficking who challenged a negative Reasonable Grounds evaluation.
Immigration Law, Administrative and Public Law, Community Care Law | Wednesday 26 June 2024
Asylum Support Tribunal rules on evictions following ‘implicit withdrawals’ of asylum claims
Alex Grigg of Garden Court Chambers acted pro-bono for the appellants, instructed by Mark Rogers and Richard Copson of the Asylum Support Appeals Project (ASAP).
Education Law, Administrative and Public Law | Tuesday 25 June 2024
City University concedes important Court of Appeal case on procedural fairness for students accused of sexual misconduct
The successful Claimant was represented by Nicola Braganza KC and Ollie Persey of Garden Court’s Education Law Team, instructed by IBB Law.
Immigration Law, Administrative and Public Law | Monday 24 June 2024
Blog: Garden Court barristers secure clean sweep of Rwanda removals bail victories
Blog post by Georgie Rea of the Garden Court Immigration Law Team.
Administrative and Public Law, Immigration Law | Wednesday 19 June 2024
High Court finds Home Office decision to abandon key Windrush recommendations discriminatory
Our Joint Head of Chambers, Grace Brown acted for the claimant, Mr Donald, led by Phillippa Kaufmann KC. Our Nicola Braganza KC and Bijan Hoshi acted for the intervener, Black Equity Organisation (BEO).
Civil Liberties and Human Rights, Administrative and Public Law | Tuesday 11 June 2024
New JUSTICE report finds current government contracting fails to protect the rights of individual service users
A new report, 'Beyond the Blame Game' by JUSTICE, outlines a responsible and rights-centred approach to government contracting. Our Connor Johnston and Una Morris assisted in consulting on this report project.
Administrative and Public Law, Immigration Law | Friday 7 June 2024
High Court rules Home Secretary acted unlawfully by failing to provide document to thousands of migrants with valid immigration status
Stephanie Harrison KC of Garden Court Chambers represented RAMFEL and Ms Adjei alongside Shu Shin Luh of Doughty Street Chambers, instructed by Janet Farrell and Christina Bodenes of Bhatt Murphy Solicitors.
Administrative and Public Law, Immigration Law | Monday 3 June 2024
High Court determines that Windrush victims are not entitled to Legal Aid
Grace Brown, Joint Head of Garden Court Chambers, and Alex Schymyck, also of Garden Court, represent Joyce Oji, instructed by Southwark Law Centre (SLC). King’s Legal Clinic & the Windrush Justice Clinic are supporting SLC in this case.
