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Roundup: Chambers & Partners 2023 rankings

25 October 2022

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We are delighted with our individual and collective success in Chambers & Partners 2023.
We were ranked as a Top Set in five areas:

We were also ranked Band 3 for Crime.

In total we had 40 barrister rankings with members being ranked across multiple practice areas.

There are also extremely positive quotes regarding the not only the work of the members but also that of the practice management team.

Huge congratulations to all of colleagues who were ranked as well as colleagues who made the success possible.

View our Chambers & Partners 2023 profile.

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Garden Court North’s Christian Weaver represented Brooke’s father, Mr Lee Wiggins, during the inquest at South London Coroner’s Court (pictured). Credit: Glen Berlin / Shutterstock.

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Inquest into death of Brooke Wiggins hears “lack of public awareness” around dangers of rope swings

Garden Court North’s Christian Weaver represented Brooke’s father during the inquest at South London Coroner’s Court.

MI5 officials ran a false narrative lacking any candour during the inquiry into Manchester Arena bombing, which tragically killed 22 victims (pictured). Credit: Handout.

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A Duty of Candour is desperately needed. Ten years on, why is Hillsborough Law stalled?

The false narrative run by MI5 officials during the inquiry into Manchester Arena bombing epitomises the need for a full duty of candour.

Rajiv Menon KC (pictured). Credit: Garden Court Chambers.

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Garden Court North stands in solidarity with Rajiv Menon KC as he faces prosecution for contempt of court

Rajiv Menon KC faces prosecution for contempt of court in the closing speech he delivered to a jury when defending pro-Palestine protesters.

Bethany defended the possession claim based on rent arrears at Sheffield County Court (pictured). Credit: Bencherlite / Creative Commons.

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Bethany Currie successfully defends mandatory rent arrears ground possession claim

The private landlord who brought the possession claim alleged that the defendant owed £7,000 in unpaid rent.