News & Views
Administrative and Public Law | Wednesday 19 April 2017
Unlawful detention of victim of trafficking
Shu Shin Luh of Garden Court Chambers acted for the claimant.
Planning Law, Environmental Law and Climate Justice, Administrative and Public Law | Wednesday 12 April 2017
Campaigner loses High Court planning challenge against fracking in Lancashire
Mr Gayzer Frackman was represented by Marc Willers QC of Garden Court Chambers.
Employment and Discrimination Law, Administrative and Public Law | Wednesday 5 April 2017
Landmark Supreme Court victory on indirect discrimination
Nicola Braganza of the Garden Court employment, discrimination and public law teams represented all 49 appellants.
Administrative and Public Law, Garden Court International | Thursday 30 March 2017
European Court of Human Rights rules Bangladeshi migrants were subjected to forced labour and human trafficking and did not receive effective protection from Greece
Kathryn Cronin and Shu Shin Luh of Garden Court Chambers represented one of the interveners, Anti-Slavery International.
Administrative and Public Law, Immigration Detention, Asylum and Deportation | Thursday 23 March 2017
Updated Iraq country guidance clarifies criteria for assessing entitlement to international protection
David Jones of Garden Court Chambers acted for the claimant.
Planning Law, Environmental Law and Climate Justice, Administrative and Public Law | Tuesday 21 March 2017
Marc Willers QC represents campaigners in High Court challenge against Lancashire fracking plans
Environmental and planning law barrister, Marc Willers QC of Garden Court Chambers represents local campaigner, Gayzer Frackman.
Administrative and Public Law, Civil Liberties and Human Rights | Wednesday 8 March 2017
“I would like the next generation of women to know that we did our bit.”
Women’s rights trailblazer Gráinne Mellon discusses her inspirations and how we can overcome barriers to equality.
Administrative and Public Law, Housing Law | Tuesday 7 March 2017
Tim Baldwin successfully challenges Brent Council’s decision to offer accommodation to a homeless family over 100 miles away in Birmingham
Tim Baldwin of Garden Court Chambers represented the appellant in RB v London Borough of Brent.
