Clare has been instructed in numerous high-profile and cutting-edge cases. Case highlights include:
Clare and the team she leads are winners of numerous awards:
Clare has been a ranked lawyer in both the Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners for many years.
Legal 500 – 2022
Clare is ranked as a ‘Next Generation Partner’ for Administrative and Public Law.
The Legal 500 describe “the ‘simply phenomenal’ team at Gold Jennings is headed up by the ‘dynamite solicitor’ Clare Jennings, whose ‘technical brilliance, strategic oversight and exceptional creativity’ is singled out by clients. The group is particularly well known for its work on migrant rights, cases against the police, and inquests”.
Chambers and Partners – 2022
Clare is ranked in Band 2 in the Administrative & Public Law: Traditional Claimant category and recognised for her work in claims against local authorities and central government departments on matters concerning migrants’ rights, healthcare and data retention “She’s very creative and always thinking of new ways challenges can be brought. She is keen to press the law and push the frontiers”… “She is very committed to dealing with vulnerable clients”.
Clare is currently a Trustee and founding member of Project 17, a charity that works to end destitution among migrant children by providing advice and assistance on accessing support from social services.
Clare also regularly advises various charities supporting asylum seekers and migrants on issues affecting their clients.
Clare has been instructed in numerous high-profile and cutting-edge cases. Case highlights include:
Clare and the team she leads are winners of numerous awards:
Clare has been a ranked lawyer in both the Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners for many years.
Legal 500 – 2022
Clare is ranked as a ‘Next Generation Partner’ for Administrative and Public Law.
The Legal 500 describe “the ‘simply phenomenal’ team at Gold Jennings is headed up by the ‘dynamite solicitor’ Clare Jennings, whose ‘technical brilliance, strategic oversight and exceptional creativity’ is singled out by clients. The group is particularly well known for its work on migrant rights, cases against the police, and inquests”.
Chambers and Partners – 2022
Clare is ranked in Band 2 in the Administrative & Public Law: Traditional Claimant category and recognised for her work in claims against local authorities and central government departments on matters concerning migrants’ rights, healthcare and data retention “She’s very creative and always thinking of new ways challenges can be brought. She is keen to press the law and push the frontiers”… “She is very committed to dealing with vulnerable clients”.
Clare is currently a Trustee and founding member of Project 17, a charity that works to end destitution among migrant children by providing advice and assistance on accessing support from social services.
Clare also regularly advises various charities supporting asylum seekers and migrants on issues affecting their clients.