News & Views
Garden Court Chambers | Friday 21 May 2010
Maya Sikand acts in inquest calling for Tube safety review
Maya Sikand, a barrister at Garden Court Chambers acted for the family of the deceased last week at an inquest that has called for a review of safety procedures on the London Underground.
Garden Court Chambers | Wednesday 19 May 2010
"Access to the Law" - The Impact of Paid Pupilages Seminar to be held on Sat 22 May
The Association of Sri Lankan Lawyers is holding a meeting to discuss the impact of paid pupilages on the number of pupilages available and applicants who have become disadvantaged in the process.
Garden Court Chambers | Wednesday 19 May 2010
Stephen Cottle shortlisted for the Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year awards
Stephen Cottle is delighted to have been shortlisted for the prestigious Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year awards. The annual awards are organised by the Legal Aid Practitioners Group (LAPG). LAPG director Carol Storer said: "Despite the pressures on the
Garden Court Chambers | Tuesday 18 May 2010
Garden Court walkers raise £1,200.00 for the London Legal Support Trust
Garden Court Chambers participated in the largest and most successful London Legal Walk to date. The event is organised annually to raise money for the London Legal Support Trust, which supports law centres across London that provide valuable advice and r
Garden Court Chambers | Monday 17 May 2010
Immigration Law Bulletin - Issue 182 - 17 May 2010
Garden Court Chambers | Monday 17 May 2010
Housing Law Bulletin - Issue 175 - 17 May 2010
Garden Court Chambers | Thursday 13 May 2010
Garden Court Launches Mediation Service
A presentation and reception was held on 11 May to launch the Garden Court panel of mediators. In addition to talks from members of the panel there was a key note address from Sir Henry Brooke, the retired Lord Justice of Appeal, who has agreed to join o
