News & Views
Claims Against the Police and Public Authorities, Civil Liberties and Human Rights | Friday 4 June 2021
Over 600 Hillsborough victims secure compensation for one of the largest police cover-ups in history
Patrick Roche of Garden Court Chambers instructed by Birnberg Peirce and Taylor Rose MW Solicitors.
Criminal Defence | Friday 28 May 2021
Lucie Wibberley speaks at The Scottish Criminal Law Channel's roundtable discussion on the pandemic's impact on the Courts
Lucie Wibberley, of the Garden Court Chambers Crime Team, spoke at The Scottish Criminal Law Channel's Virtual Roundtable Discussion entitled 'Have we done well with court business in Scotland during the pandemic?' that aired on Thursday 27 May 2021.
Criminal Defence | Friday 28 May 2021
Garden Court Crime Team responds to Law Commission Consultation on Intimate Image Abuse
The Garden Court Criminal Defence Team has responded to the Law Commission's Consultation on Intimate Image Abuse.
Criminal Defence | Thursday 27 May 2021
Murder acquittal following fatal stabbing
Michael Ivers QC of the Garden Court Chambers Criminal Defence Team represented the defendant. Michael led Rhiannon Crimmins of Furnival Chambers instructed by Rizvan Anwar of Arcadian Law.
Immigration Law | Tuesday 25 May 2021
Three FREE 90-minute seminars to celebrate launch of the Immigration Appeals and Remedies Handbook (2nd edition)
Mark Symes and Peter Jorro, of the Garden Court Chambers Immigration Team, are doing three FREE 90-minute seminars to celebrate the launch of their Second Edition Immigration Appeals and Remedies Handbook.
Civil Liberties and Human Rights, Inquests and Inquiries | Tuesday 25 May 2021
Joe Pooley’s murderers sentenced for the death of the vulnerable 22-year-old
Joe's mother, Sam Nicholls, is represented in calling for an inquest by Una Morris, assisted by Danielle Manson, instructed by Sarah Flanagan, from Hodge Jones & Allen Solicitors.
Administrative and Public Law, Community Care Law | Monday 24 May 2021
High Court orders expedited “rolled up” hearing for failure of Home Office to disperse vulnerable Asylum seeker to accommodation in Bristol
The Claimant is represented by Tim Baldwin of the Garden Court Chambers Community Care Team and the Garden Court Chambers Public Law Team. Tim is instructed by Scott Laing of Bhatia Best solicitors.
Garden Court Chambers | Monday 24 May 2021
High court give permission for judicial review of Home Office’s failure to provide asylum seeker with adequate accommodation
The Claimant is represented by Tim Baldwin of the Garden Court Chambers Community Care Team and the Garden Court Chambers Public Law Team. Tim is instructed by Scott Laing of Bhatia Best solicitors.
