Winners – Regional Set of the Year – The Chambers Bar Awards 2019

5 November 2019

Garden Court North Chambers are delighted to have been voted the Regional Set of the Year at the Chambers Bar Awards 2019. This is a huge honour and we would like to thank Chambers and Partners for the recognition.

The Chambers Bar Awards carries out extensive objective research by a dedicated team of over 200 analysts. Our nomination for this award recognises that our set and its members are at the pinnacle of the profession.

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Garden Court North’s Ciara Bartlam represented Imani’s family during the four-day inquest at West London Coroner’s Court (pictured). Credit: Tom Hisgett / Creative Commons.

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Coroner identifies failings by community mental health and crisis teams which possibly contributed to the death of Imani Rigg

Garden Court North's Ciara Bartlam represented Imani Rigg's family during the four-day inquest at West London Coroner's Court.

Garden Court North's Alexander McColl and Pragnya Iovine represented the defendants at Manchester Magistrates' Court. Credit: Garden Court North.

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Alexander McColl and Pragnya Iovine secure one acquittal and two conditional discharges in ‘lock on’ trial

Garden Court North's Alexander McColl and pupil Pragnya Iovine defended their clients in a week-long trial at Manchester Magistrates’ Court.

Garden Court North’s Anna Morris KC represented the family of Adrian Daulby during the pre-inquest review hearing at Manchester Coroner’s Court. Credit: Alex Blair / Garden Court North Chambers.

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Pre-inquest review hearing begins into Manchester synagogue attack

Garden Court North’s Anna Morris KC represented Adrian Daulby's family during the pre-inquest review hearing at Manchester Coroner’s Court.

Garden Court North's Pete Weatherby KC and Mira Hammad argue for jury equity and the power of jurors to act on their conscience. Credit: Jason Doiy / Shutterstock.

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Conscience Acquittals: A Constitutional Backstop

Garden Court North's Pete Weatherby KC and Mira Hammad argue for jury equity and the power of jurors to act on their conscience.