Garden Court Chambers | Monday 6 November 2017
Employment tribunal upholds sex discrimination claim
David Renton of the Garden Court Chambers Employment Team appeared in the case of Amy Arnold v UK Power Networks (Operations) Ltd.

David Renton of the Garden Court Chambers Employment Team appeared in the case of Amy Arnold v UK Power Networks (Operations) Ltd.
Bryony Poynor represented the family pro bono instructed by the Asylum Support Appeals Project.
Stephen Clark, Tihomir Mak, Laura Profumo and Franck Magennis have joined Chambers as full members and have already started developing their practices.
Seventeen barristers from Garden Court Chambers were involved in the Hillsborough inquests, representing 80 families of those who died.
Tessa Buchanan appeared on behalf of the appellant in the case of Panayiotou.
Gráinne Mellon from Garden Court Chambers instructed in case by Reprieve to advise in his case.
INQUEST has been working with Jagjeet Samra's family since July 2016. The family is represented by Catherine Oborne...
Sebastian Elgueta represented the Respondent in The Mayor & Burgesses of the London Borough of Southwark v Ibidun
Shahida Begum was instructed by GT Stewart Solicitors to represent YH in an appeal against conviction.
Maya Sikand and Paul Clark comment on the impact of two recent Supreme Court cases on the rights of domestic workers.
We are delighted to announce that Nisha Bambhra and Katherine Duncan have joined the Family Law Team.
Family represented by Ifeanyi Odogwu and instructed by Jenny Fraser and Leanne Devine from Broudie Jackson Canter Solicitors.
Sean's family is represented by counsel, Taimour Lay of Garden Court Chambers and assisted by the charity INQUEST.
Garden Court Chambers now has 120 barrister rankings across 15 areas of law.
We are delighted to announce that the Family Team and Mai-Ling Savage, as an individual, have been nominated for the Bar Pro Bono Awards 2017.
Louise Hooper will be delivering the training in her capacity as Council of Europe expert on migration and gender.
Tessa Buchanan appeared this week in the case of Panayiotou v London Borough of Waltham Forest.
The LCCSA Annual Autumn Conference took place in Seville from 7-8 October.
Stephanie Harrison QC and Shu Shin Luh of Garden Court Chambers represented Medical Justice and two victims of gender based violence.
Christopher Williams and Nicola Braganza spoke to journalist Adam Cantwell-Corn from the Bristol Cable.