What Others Say

Crime

Chambers & Partners

This expanding set of more than 100 tenants is most typically associated with public law work and the rights of the individual. As its numbers might suggest, however, it gets into many areas, crime being one. more

Legal 500

Garden Court Chambers is respected for its commitment to social justice, acting in some of the most important and complex crime trials and appeals. more

Housing

Chambers & Partners

Garden Court is hard to match for tenants' work in London. The well-known human rights and civil liberties set has solicitors raving about the "quick and helpful clerks" and the "uniformly expert and amenable tenants." more

Immigration

Chambers & Partners

If ever a chambers could be said to specialise in all aspects of one sector, then Garden Court might just fit that billing. The combined specialisations of individual members of chambers constitute a formidable range and depth of experience in all facets of immigration. A "great set with evident quality," interviewees especially commend its strength on difficult cases and those needing an urgent speed of response. more

Legal 500

At Garden Court Chambers, from judicial reviews and appeals before the immigration appellate authorities to ECJ references, Laurie Fransman QC 'is the undisputed leading counsel on all nationality cases'. more

Human Rights

Chambers & Partners

Garden Court Chambers is one of the largest sets around and tackles a vast array of different practice areas. ECHR points tend to crop up in each and every one of those sectors, ensuring that cumulatively the set has plenty to offer in the civil liberties sphere. more

Legal 500

Garden Court Chambers established an international human rights team in 2006 led by Mark Muller QC who is currently chair of the Bar human rights committee. Joint heads of chambers Courtenay Griffiths QC and Owen Davies QC embody that approach with their sterling work and expertise. more