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Garden Court North Chambers Immigration and Asylum team shortlisted for Immigration Set of the Year award

6 September 2024

Garden Court North Chambers are thrilled to announce that our Immigration and Asylum team have been shortlisted for the Immigration Set of the Year award at the 2024 Legal 500 awards.

Speaking in reply to the nomination, Natalie Wilkins, of our Immigration and Asylum team, discussed the ethos that drives the team:

“We are committed to access to justice for immigrants and refugees. We dedicate ourselves to working for, and towards, a humane, fair and efficient system that ensures vulnerable people are safe from harm, families can stay together, and our society can benefit from the skills and hard work of people who come here to study and work.”

You can find out more information about the work of the Immigration and Asylum Team and our members here.

The winners of The Legal 500 Bar Awards 2024 will be announced on the 25th of September 2024.

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