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Chambers news 4 October 2024

Lyndsey Sambrooks-Wright joins Garden Court North Chambers

We are delighted to welcome Lyndsey Sambrooks-Wright, who has been an Associate Member of Chambers since 2019, as a full…

Chambers news 3 October 2024

Universal Credit claimant £50,000 better off after successful ‘capital limits’ appeal

Alexander McColl, instructed by Nick Molyneux of Farleys, has successfully appealed a decision by the Department of Work and Pensions…

Chambers news 2 October 2024

Helen Peden and Alexa Thompson accept invitations to join Chambers

We are delighted to announce that our two exceptional pupils, Helen Peden and Alexa Thompson, have accepted offers of membership…

Chambers news 1 October 2024

Antje Kunst joins Garden Court North Chambers

We are delighted to welcome a specialist in the fields of EU and international law, including international human rights law,…

Blog 25 September 2024

Sonia Birdee secures 50% beneficial interest in family home for client in single owner case

Sonia Birdee represented a Defendant who faced possession proceedings brought under the accelerated procedure. The claim was primarily defended on…

Chambers news 16 September 2024

House of Lords Statutory Inquiries Committee publish Public Inquiry report

The House of Lords Statutory Inquiries Committee published their report today on Public Inquiries and have recommended that a Parliamentary…

Chambers news 16 September 2024

Jury discharged in £700,000 Palestine Action criminal damage trial

Alexander McColl represented one of four defendants charged with criminal damage at Teledyne Defence and Space in Shipley, West Yorkshire,…

Chambers news 11 September 2024

Lily Lewis delivers opening submission to The Lampard Inquiry

This week marked the beginning of the Lampard Inquiry, a statutory inquiry investigating the deaths of over 2,000 mental health…

Chambers news 10 September 2024

Your Right to Protest: Understand It, Use It – Christian Weaver publishes his second book

Christian Weaver has published his second book, which aims to explain the rights of the individual to protest in a…

Chambers news 6 September 2024

Tom Royston shortlisted for Public Law Junior of the Year

We are delighted to announce that Tom Royston has been shortlisted, for the second year in a row, for the…

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