Head of Chambers Owen Davies QCHead of Chambers Courtenay Griffiths QCSenior Clerk Colin CookClerks Robert Archer: Amanda Young: Caroline Mitchell: Lisa O'Leary: Robert Abrahams: Lesley Perrott: Keith Poynter: Donna Denton: Lauren Barber: Sam Carter: Alex Biagioni: Sara BaldingMEMBERS
- Owen Davies QC (1973) (QC-1999)
- Courtenay Griffiths QC (1980) (QC-1998)
- Ian Macdonald QC (1963) (QC-1988)
- Ian Peddie QC (1971) (QC-1992)
- David Spens QC (1973) (QC-1995)
- Henry Blaxland QC (1978) (QC-2002)
- Icah Peart QC (1978) (QC-2002)
- Laurie Fransman QC (1979) (QC-2000)
- Jan Luba QC (1980) (QC-2000)
- Michael Turner QC (1981) (QC-2002)
- Jo Delahunty QC (1986) (QC-2006)
- Mark Muller QC (1991) (QC-2006)
- Mark George QC (1976) (QC-2009)
- Dexter Dias QC (1988) (QC-2009)
- Richard Harvey (1971)
- David Watkinson (1972)
- Marguerite Russell (1972)
- Michael House (1972)
- Terry Munyard (1972)
- Lalith De Kauwe (1978)
- Kathryn Cronin (1980)
- Celia Graves (1981)
- Michael Hall (1983)
- Ravinder Rahal (1983)
- Nerida Harford-Bell (1984)
- Stephen Cottle (1984)
- James Scobie (1984)
- Beatrice Prevatt (1985)
- Amanda Meusz (1986)
- Peter Jorro (1986)
- Mary McKeone (1986)
- Rick Scannell (1986)
- Elizabeth Veats (1986)
- Marc Willers (1987)
- Sorrel Dixon (1987)
- Adrian Eissa (1988)
- Leslie Thomas (1988)
- Judy Khan (1989)
- Alexander Taylor-Camara (1989)
- Alison Grief (1990)
- Bethan Harris (1990)
- Colin Hutchinson (1990)
- Maggie Jones (1990)
- Edward Fitzpatrick (1990)
- Peter Rowlands (1990)
- Stephanie Harrison (1991)
- Malek Wan Daud (1991)
- Sonali Naik (1991)
- Nadine Finch (1991)
- Catrin Lewis (1991)
- Stephen Simblet (1991)
- Michael Ivers (1991)
- Alastair Edie (1992)
- Helen Curtis (1992)
- Valerie Easty (1992)
- Julia Krish (1992)
- Peter Weatherby (1992)
- Stephen Knafler (1993)
- Robert Littlewood (1993)
- Rajiv Menon (1993)
- Rajeev Thacker (1993)
- Kieran Vaughan (1993)
- Kelly Webb (1993)
- Henry Drayton (1993)
- Liz Davies (1994)
- David Jones (1994)
- Keir Monteith (1994)
- Duran Seddon (1994)
- Navita Atreya (1994)
- Sam Momtaz (1995)
- Michael Paget (1995)
- Edward Grieves (1995)
- Shereener Browne (1996)
- Birinder Kang (1996)
- Judith Trustman (1996)
- David Emanuel (1996)
- Sean Horstead (1996)
- Louise Hooper (1997)
- Anya Lewis (1997)
- Patrick Lewis (1997)
- Nicola Rogers (1997)
- Maya Sikand (1997)
- Roger Pezzani (1997)
- Sharon Love (1997)
- Adrian Marshall Williams (1998)
- Rachael Rowley-Fox (1998)
- Josephene Uzuegbunam (1998)
- Adrian Berry (1998)
- Emma Favata (1999)
- Ronan Toal (1999)
- Michelle Brewer (1999)
- Catherine O'Donnell (2000)
- Marina Sergides (2000)
- Kate Aubrey-Johnson (2001)
- Sadat Sayeed (2001)
- Allison Bailey (2001)
- Desmond Rutledge (2001)
- Timothy Baldwin (2001)
- Navtej Singh Ahluwalia (2001)
- Sareta Ashraph (2002)
- Smita Shah (2002)
- Brenda Campbell (2002)
- Maya Naidoo (2002)
- Irena Sabic (2002)
- John Beckley (2003)
- Bansi Soni (2003)
- Tom Wainwright (2003)
- Andrew Eaton (2004)
- Mark Symes (2004)
- Roy Ledgister (2005)
- Hossein Zahir (2005)
- Stephen Marsh (2005)
- Jonathan Wilkinson (2006)
- Anna Morris (2006)
- Omar Shibli (2006)
- Shiraz Aziz (2006)
- Sarah Hemingway (2006)
- Jo Wilding (2007)
- Paul Murray (2007)
- Alex Grigg (2007)
- Kirsten Heaven (2007)
- Livio Zilli (2007)
The Chambers one of the largest and most diverse sets in the country with over 100 barristers from a variety of backgrounds. Driven by fundamentally strong ethics, a commitment to human rights, a passion for social justice and equality that makes a difference to people’s lives. This commitment is reflected through this set’s flair for client service, broad practice areas, and flexible cross-disciplinary way of working. This innovative approach has enabled Garden Court to help influence and develop many cases at the cutting edge of the law. Quality of advocacy and advice are matched by the stewardship and professional service of the administration. The ethos of this set of chambers is encapsulated by its motto “Do right, fear no one”.
Work Undertaken Criminal; family; housing; immigration; public law and judicial review; extradition; civil law including actions against the police, inquests, discrimination and employment, environmental law, community care, mental health, prison law, gypsy and traveller rights, welfare benefits, education.