Gregor Ferguson

Year of Call: 1995

"I wish we'd had your involvement from the beginning of this case"

Local authority counsel in a care case involving significant involvement of the Home Office

"Beautiful drafting"

Local authority solicitor

"Always patient under pressure"

Solicitor acting for a father

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Contact

To get in touch:

familyclerks@gclaw.co.uk

+44 (0)20 7993 7600

Or you can contact the relevant Practice Team Clerks directly and they will be happy to assist with your enquiry.

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Gregor is an experienced family law practitioner with particular specialism in the law relating to children. He has always worked in areas of law which have a strong human rights dimension, often applying this knowledge in cases which involve elements of both family and immigration law.

FAMILY LAW: CHILDREN'S LAW

The majority of Gregor's practice is in care proceedings where he represents parents, local authorities and children.

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CROSS-BORDER FAMILY CASES

Gregor has experience of care proceedings involving an international element including placement outside the jurisdiction and the potential transfer of proceedings under Article 15 of Brussels II Revised.

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Garden Court Chambers welcomes Gregor Ferguson to its Family Team

Gregor is an experienced family law practitioner who specialises in the law relating to children.

4 May 2016

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Background

Background

Gregor practised from chambers in Gray's Inn for 10 years and joined Garden Court in 2016. Gregor began his legal career as a caseworker at the Refugee Legal Centre and has experience of all aspects of immigration law ever since. He sits often as a judge in the Immigration and Asylum Chamber of the First-tier Tribunal, having been appointed to the part-time position in 2007.

His academic studies led to degrees from universities in England, Canada and Scotland including an LL.M in human rights law and a further Master's degree in European Union law.