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On 27 February 2026, Sheldon J handed down judgment in R (RKC1 & Ors) v Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs and Secretary of State for the Home Department [2026] EWHC 440 (Admin). Sian Reeves and Paul Erdunast…
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I’m pleased to share Issue 6 of the TGC Personal Injury Newsletter—an expansive, 83‑page briefing packed with recent developments, expert insights, and practical analysis in personal injury law. Inside, you’ll find: Practitioner Resources The Court of Appeal Interim Guidance in PMC…
TGC Collective Redress, Business and Human Rights newsletter – Second Edition, January 2025: https://crbhr.com/ Chambers is delighted to have published the second edition of our newsletter. It comprises five articles across a number of issues that will be of interest to…
On 19 December 2024, the High Court dismissed this judicial review. The Appellant was an Indian national, whose brother and parents had pre-settled status under Appendix EU through his brother’s wife, an EEA national. He arrived in the UK on…
Temple Garden Chambers is proud to announce its remarkable performance in the 2025 Legal 500 UK Bar Guide, receiving a total of 54 rankings across 9 practice areas. This year’s edition reflects the continued excellence and dedication of our barristers…
Collaborative litigation, a more amicable and cooperative approach to dispute resolution, is increasingly gaining traction in the legal landscape. This approach stands in contrast to traditional adversarial litigation, which can often be time-consuming, costly, and emotionally draining. Temple Garden Chambers…
Welcome to the fourth edition of the TGC Inquests and Inquiries newsletter, a publication containing articles on recent key legal developments in these fields. We hope that this edition will be a useful resource for you. If any members of…
On 14 March 2024 the Court of Appeal unanimously dismissed the appeal in Siddiqa v Entry Clearance Officer [2024] EWCA Civ 248. The Appellant was the dependent sister of an EEA citizen. The UK put in provision for such extended family members…
We are delighted to announce the launch of TGC’s new blog, Collective Redress, Business and Human Rights! This blog is dedicated to providing practitioners with punchy, and hopefully interesting, takes on some of the most topical issues in the…
Welcome to the second edition of the Temple Garden Chambers Personal Injury Newsletter. In its second iteration we are excited to bring you a publication containing articles offering guidance and commentary on recent developments and judgments in the field of…
