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The Migrant Support Conference brought together barristers from Garden Court Chambers, many of whom have appeared in cases challenging aspects of the hostile environment to present authoritative legal perspectives on…

…races (referred to as other-race bias by psychologists) and Ade’s case should act as a stark warning. Barristers need to be making applications to exclude poor identification evidence, Courts need…

…human rights at all levels up to and including the UK Supreme Court and the European Court of Human Rights. He is one of a handful of UK barristers on…

…Shilon will receive the Garden Court Chambers’ Access to the Bar for All Scholarship during their undergraduate study to the extent of £7,000 per academic year. Barristers from Garden Court…

…2013 were laid. They set out the rates of pay for solicitors, barristers and experts in future legal aid cases. For a copy, click here. The Lord Chancellor has now…

Today, public hearings for the UK Covid-19 Inquiry Module 5: ‘Procurement’ continued. Several Garden Court Barristers represent core participants at the UK Covid-19 Inquiry. Our Leslie Thomas KC questioned witness…

…to equip practitioners, both solicitors and barristers, with the knowledge and skills they need to secure just outcomes for their clients and to minimise the chances of judicial criticism. Click…

…KC and Grace Brown. With the appointment of three of our leading barristers, our Heads of Chambers reflect our commitment to human rights, access to justice, excellence and equality and…

…for silk, Stephanie is one of just 80 barristers, and one of just 13 women to receive the award. Senior Clerk Colin Cook said “This is absolutely fantastic news for…

…remain open. Whilst some tribunal judges and representatives are self-isolating, not all are. In the absence of any guidance in this jurisdiction, barristers are continuing to attend hearings and hearings…