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We continue to work at the cutting-edge of appellate law. Two of our criminal appeals barristers were instructed in the momentous Supreme Court decision on joint enterprise (R v Jogee;…

…barristers, and the general service and clerking are very good.” SILKS: Ian Macdonald QC is hugely experienced and a man with an excellent reputation. His recent cases have included a…

…who are both leading housing barristers, will cover: Anti-social behaviour possession Anti-social behaviour injunctions Closure orders for drugs and anti-social behaviour This is your opportunity to learn about the strategies…

…choice for many barristers previously practising at Tooks. The expansion means that we now have 187 barristers practising at Garden Court, and that we remain the largest barristers’ chambers in…

Brenda Campbell, Emma Favata, Kirsten Heaven, Sean Horstead, Martin Huseyin, Judy Khan QC, James Mehigan, Rajiv Menon QC, Anna Morris, Allison Munroe, Jesse Nicholls, Patrick Roche, Stephen Simblet , Tom…

They will support the Commission’s advisory, regulatory and enforcement work across the equality and human rights spheres as it implements its litigation policy. The panel members from Garden Court Chambers…

Our public law barristers specialise in bringing challenges that defend the rights of individuals and have a wider lasting and beneficial impact for society and affected groups. Public law challenges…

Stephanie Harrison and Stephen Simblet from Garden Court Chambers (together with Nick Blake QC) represented people and organisations opposed to expansion at Heathrow Airport in an application by the airport…

Executive Summary The Nationality and Borders Bill (‘the Bill’) is wide-ranging and extensive in its scope and content. It was first published on 06 July 2021 and is due to…

Both undertook part of their pupillage at Two Garden Court Chambers and were recently successful in fighting off stiff competition to gain tenancies. Click on their names to find out…