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…consisting of 185 barristers. We are committed to providing the highest quality of advice and representation to our lay and professional clients. The lay clients served by Chambers are typically…

…taxpayers’ money on expensive solicitors and barristers is, perhaps, doubtful. It would be far more sensible to have an internal mechanism for sorting out such disputes.” To read the full…

…Solicitors handling cases involving asylum applicants or refugees faced with homelessness should consider instructing barristers experienced in both immigration and housing law to ensure comprehensive support for their clients navigating…

…and ‘Serving the Public Interest’ papers, published earlier this year. The Bar Council had set out its concerns for the future of legal aid and specifically barristers who are committed…

…have individual rankings in Education, Employment, Environment, Financial Crime, International Criminal Law, International Human Rights Law and Planning Law. 13 barristers at Garden Court Chambers are newly ranked in the…

…barristers.” “We hope that this announcement marks the beginning of a new attitude by Government to legal aid policy, recognising the importance of a properly funded defence to the fair…

…2008. Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year (LALY) Awards, celebrate the work of solicitors and barristers and other legal aid practitionerswho have dedicated their careers to the service of some…

…Garden Court Chambers has 130 individual tenant rankings in the 2025 guide. 14 barristers at Garden Court Chambers have been newly ranked or promoted in the 2025 guide. Our complete…

…annual general meeting at Garden Court Chambers on 22 May 2010. The seminar was well attended and received by the solicitors, barristers, law students, bar pupils and many others connected…

…‘Call from Court’ service for duty housing advisers: for the past six months a set of Barristers Chambers has been offering a ground-breaking free support service for representatives taking part…