Administrative and Public Law
Kenworthy’s Administrative and Public Law Barristers have a wealth of experience in judicial reviews and regularly appear in cases concerning Prison Law, Children Law, Immigration, Human Rights, Civil Liberties, Education, and challenges to central government decisions.
Kenworthy's Chambers possesses wide-ranging expertise in bringing and defending judicial review challenges as well as advising on public law issues more broadly.
“Members offer considerable strength in matters concerning immigration detention and deportation, policing and prisons as well as community care and children's rights.”
“George Brown is capable of picking up a case with minimum fuss and dealing with it competently through to conclusion. Excellent and has the experience to deal with complex cases.”
"I have always found the clerking team to be professional, friendly, accommodating to requests and prompt in their response."
“Shazia Khan specialises in judicial reviews concerning immigration and asylum. She represents clients before the High Court and Court of Appeal. She has great clarity and she has a deeply forensic approach to the case and can very rapidly assimilate all the issues and facts."
"They have provided a very responsive and efficient service with a wide range of Barristers able to assist at all levels of cases."
“One of Jonathan Greer’s main strengths is his ability to relate to clients, to be willing to understand their needs and put them at ease. He is a tenacious advocate, his preparation is thorough, and he ensures both instructing Solicitors and clients are confident in his advocacy."
“Kenworthy’s Chambers are always willing to assist wherever they can. Every effort is made to ensure the instructing advocate can deal with the matter and if for any reason they can’t, you can be assured Kenworthy’s will offer you a suitably experienced and knowledgeable barrister.”
I always know my clients are in a safe pair of hands with Gita Patel, that is why we instruct her!
Michelle Haughian, Broudie Jackson Canter
Your thorough preparation, strategic approach, and persuasive advocacy were instrumental in persuading the judge to rule in our client's favour. We look forward to the opportunity to collaborate with you on future cases and continue our partnership in pursuing justice for those in need of legal assistance.
Immigration Team, MRG Solicitors
We are going to mention Jonathan Greer and Kenworthy's Chambers in our East London Solicitors’ group. We hope other East London Solicitors would like to instruct you as well in the coming future.
Khalid Main, Worldwide Solicitors
Shazia Khan specialises in judicial reviews concerning immigration and asylum. She represents clients before the High Court and Court of Appeal.
Kenworthy's Chambers possesses wide-ranging expertise in bringing and defending judicial review challenges as well as advising on public law issues more broadly.
Kenworthy’s Administrative and Public Law Barristers protect the interests of individuals challenging the government and public authorities, public bodies including NHS and health bodies, local authorities, police authorities, Coroners, and regulatory bodies.
The team provides tactical advice to help navigate complex situations and challenge UK Administrative Law or Public Law decision making.
Kenworthy’s Administrative and Public Law Barristers can represent you in the Administrative Court, the Court of Appeal, High Court, Supreme Court, Coroner’s Court, in judicial reviews, disciplinary hearings, parole board hearings and in front of First-Tier or Upper Tribunals.
Our Barristers
Kenworthy’s Administrative and Public Law Barristers
Ben Nolan has substantial expertise in judicial review matters, particularly in the field of police powers and conduct and the treatment of prisoners.
Barry has substantial expertise in judicial review matters, particularly in the field of police conduct and prisoners' rights. His passion for justice enables him to pursue cases with merit and he regularly attends the Administrative Court.
Gita Patel's practice involves using public law principles at every turn, and she has extensive experience within judicial review proceedings in the high and appellate courts.
Shazia has experience completing judicial review work and is willing to draft grounds for reconsideration to the Tribunal. She also has experience of applying for emergency injunctions to High Court Judges over the telephone and has won cases in the Court of Appeal.
Mark has an excellent understanding of the principles of judicial review and has undertaken judicial reviews in several practice areas, including challenges to unlawful detention and challenges to decisions to withdraw sponsor licences from colleges.
George Brown has considerable expertise in conducting judicial review matters through the High and Appellate courts.
Stephen Tettey specialises in Public Law, business crime, and fraud. He has been noted for the strength of his legal argument in complex cases.
Jonathan Greer represents claimants in Judicial Review cases, in the Upper Tribunal, and in cases in front of the Administrative Court.
John has extensive experience in Prison Law. He is experienced in representing life and IPP offenders in parole hearings, adjudications, applications for recategorization of a prisoner release, and recall hearings following breaches of licence conditions.
Ranked tier 1 by Legal 500 who say his skeleton submissions and grounds are extremely thorough and detailed. Craig is very precise in his oral submissions and is not afraid of challenging the Judges when advocating.
Many of our Administrative and Public Law Barristers accept Public Access work including Barry Grennan, Shazia Khan, and John Richards.
Our Expertise
The kind of Administrative Law cases and Public Law cases Kenworthy’s Barristers cover include:
- Children Law
- Citizenship
- Civil Liberties
- Commercial Public Law
- Community Care
- Data, Information and Privacy Rights
- Detention
- Education Law
- Health and Social Care
- Human Rights
- Immigration, Asylum and Nationality
- Inquests
- Licensing
- Local Government
- Mental Health
- Police
- Prison Law
- Public Inquiries
- Tax and Revenue
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Contact Us
If you need advice or advocacy for an Administrative and Public Law case call our Clerks Courtney Richards and Daniella Howarth on 0161 832 4036, email Courtney@kenworthys.co.uk, Daniella@kenworthys.co.uk, or fill out our contact form.
