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Administrative & Public Law | UK Bar

The Regions (Bar)

The focus of this section is upon the highest-profile judicial reviews, typically concerning decisions of government ministers. Cases considered here have broad application in the public sphere.  

The section covers a wide range of public law issues, including human rights, immigration, criminal justice, welfare and public services, foreign policy, constitutional law, and the regulation of markets. 

Those with a specialist Planning practice are encouraged to submit to the separate Planning section. 

Rankings overview for Sets

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Band 1
  1. Garden Court North Chambers

All Sets profiles

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Band 1
  1. Garden Court North Chambers
    Administrative & Public Law
    2024 | Band 1
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Band 2
  1. 30 Park Place
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    30 Park Place
    Administrative & Public Law
    2024 | Band 2 | 3 Years Ranked
    Cardiff-based chambers 30 Park Place fields significant expertise in public law matters spanning a broad array of issues, including human rights, immigration, healthcare, education and commercial regulation. Members were recently instructed for the claimants in R (x) v Hillingdon London Borough Council, a challenge to the closure of council-run childcare in the borough. Among its number the set counts members of both the Attorney General's and Welsh Government's panel of advocates.
  2. No5 Barristers' Chambers
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    No5 Barristers' Chambers
    Administrative & Public Law
    2024 | Band 2 | 3 Years Ranked
    No5 Barristers' Chambers boasts an impressive breadth of public and administrative law expertise, with practitioners acting for and advising claimants and defendants in judicial review challenges. Members are equally capable acting for individuals, organisations, NHS bodies or police forces, as well as central, local and devolved government. The set leverages its strength in crossover areas including immigration, education, public procurement and healthcare to deliver expert handling of complex claims.
  3. Kenworthy's Chambers
    Administrative & Public Law
    2024 | Band 2