News & Views
Criminal Defence, Criminal Appeals, Financial Crime and Confiscation | Sunday 12 November 2017
Counterfeit clothing case ends in acquittal for all defendants
Henry Blaxland QC appeared for a defendant charged with involvement in commercial scale trading in counterfeit clothing.
![Henry Blaxland KC](/assets/images/resize/person-tiny/966.jpg)
Garden Court Chambers | Friday 10 November 2017
Sean Horstead appointed Assistant Coroner for Kent
We are delighted to announce that Sean Horstead has been appointed Assistant Coroner for Kent.
Garden Court Chambers | Friday 10 November 2017
Court rules landlord's ban of 'coloured' tenants is unlawful
Bethan Harris represented the Equality and Human Rights Commission in its case against private landlord Fergus Wilson.
![Bethan Harris](/assets/images/resize/person-tiny/802.jpg)
Court of Protection | Thursday 9 November 2017
Upper Tribunal gives guidance on age assessments
Tessa Buchanan appeared for the applicant, AS.
Civil Liberties and Human Rights, Claims Against the Police and Public Authorities | Wednesday 8 November 2017
The primacy of EU law: asserting the right to equal treatment v judicial immunity
Maya Sikand and Laura Profumo discuss the impact of the recent Supreme Court decision.
Protest Rights, Protest Rights, Protest Rights | Tuesday 7 November 2017
Greenpeace Anti-Fracking Activists Not Guilty
All 10 activists were represented by Owen Greenhall of the Garden Court Crime Team.
![Owen Greenhall](/assets/images/resize/person-tiny/1148.jpg)
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](/assets/images/resize/person-tiny/863.jpg)
Administrative and Public Law, Immigration Detention, Asylum and Deportation | Monday 6 November 2017
Statutory guidance on adults at risk under scrutiny
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.