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Chambers news 27 May 2025

Celebrating Legal Aid – Garden Court North members speak at Young Legal Aid Lawyers’ 20th anniversary party

The Young Legal Aid Lawyers awards marked 20 years of commitment to access to justice with an anniversary party on 23 May 2025.

Chambers news 27 May 2025

Serious failings by corporate parent and other agencies contributed to Nonita Grabovskyte’s death, inquest finds

An inquest has found that a severe absence of co-ordinated arrangements for an “extremely vulnerable” child in care contributed to her death.

Chambers news 22 May 2025

Garden Court North stands in solidarity with victims and families of Manchester Arena bombing on eighth anniversary

On the eighth anniversary of the Manchester Arena bombing, Garden Court North expresses solidarity for the victims and bereaved families.

Chambers news 16 May 2025

Professor Javaid Rehman’s findings endorsed in US House of Representatives’ resolution on Iran

Former UN Special Rapporteur Javaid Rehman's findings have been formally endorsed in a US House of Representatives’ resolution on Iran.

Chambers news 15 May 2025

“Lack of candour” prevalent following deaths at NHS mental health trusts in Essex, Lampard Inquiry hears

The Lampard Inquiry is investigating the deaths of thousands of mental health patients at NHS wards in Essex.

Chambers news 15 May 2025

Court of Appeal hearing begins on equality of welfare access for EU citizens with pre-settled status

The Court of Appeal hearing examines equal access to welfare between people with pre-settled status and British citizens.

Chambers news 13 May 2025

Hearing begins on Al-Haq’s challenge to UK government sale of F-35 fighter jet components to Israel

Palestinian human rights organisation Al-Haq is challenging the UK government’s sale of F-35 fighter jet components to Israel.

Chambers news 12 May 2025

Covid-19 Inquiry: Module 7 public hearings begin on NHS ‘Test, Trace and Isolate’ programmes

Module 7 of the UK Covid-19 Inquiry investigates the different ‘Test, Trace and Isolate’ programmes implemented during the pandemic.

Chambers news 7 May 2025

DWP failings contributed to decline in mental state of Kristie Hunt, Coroner finds

DWP failings contributed to the decline in mental state of Kristie Hunt, who took her own life aged 31, an inquest Coroner found.

Chambers news 6 May 2025

European Court of Justice allows first ever appeal in an Article 272 TFEU-related case via new appeal filtering mechanism

The Court of Justice permitted the first appeal to proceed under the new appeals filtering mechanism for Article 272 TFEU-related cases.

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