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This webinar considered the tensions between the coronavirus regulations and the right to protest: Is it possible to legally and effectively protest under the current restrictions? Does the subject matter of the demonstration…

This webinar covered:​ Re Q: When to adjourn a remote hearing? Rebekah Wilson, ​Garden Court Chambers In Re Q [2020] EWHC 1109 (Fam), Sir Andrew McFarlane gave guidance on interpreting his earlier judgment…

Grace Brown is Joint Head of Garden Court Chambers. Grace is a public law practitioner with a particular focus on human rights, immigration and refugee law. She commenced practice in…

Sarah Hemingway specialises in civil liberties and human rights, regularly representing claimants in civil jury trials, appeals, and judicial reviews. She acts on behalf of bereaved families in inquests and…

Patrick is a practitioner specialising in advice, representation and advocacy in all areas of immigration, asylum, nationality, deportation, detention, EU free movement and human rights law. While he is regularly…

Anna specialises in civil liberties, human rights and private and public law claims involving public authorities. Her practice includes inquests, civil actions against the police, judicial review and international public…

Brenda is a leading KC in criminal law and Inquests. She has a high-profile, cross-jurisdictional practice, appearing in courtrooms in England & Wales and in Ireland, north and south. Brenda…

Rebecca practises in all aspects of immigration and asylum law. She has particular expertise in cases involving vulnerable women and children, LGBTI+ individuals, family reunion and article 8 cases and…

On 1 March 2021, Terry was appointed as legal advisor to the Master of the Rolls. Prior to this, he worked as a senior researcher at the House of Commons…