UK law firm Ashfords continues to improve its Chambers & Partners rankings, with 48 lawyers and 21 departments recognised in the 2023 directory of which six practice areas and nine Partners were in the top band.
Chambers & Partners is an independent research company that ranks lawyers, legal departments and law firms in the UK and globally through an annual client research and law firm submission process
Ashfords received Band 1 rankings for Charities: Legacy Disputes, Construction, Corporate/M&A, Private Wealth, Social Housing and Sport: Horse Racing & Equestrian
The nine top band Partners include Michael Alden - Private Wealth Law, Paul Butterworth - Social Housing, Rebecca Dury - Banking & Finance, Tim Heal - Real Estate, Stephen Homer - Construction, Robert Horsey - Private Wealth Disputes, Rory Mac Neice - Sports: Horse Racing & Equestrian, Susie Murray - Agriculture & Rural Affairs and Andrew Perkins - Litigation.
Partners Amy Gallimore, Ed Hobbs and Barny Croft are all recognised as ‘Up and Coming’ for Restructuring/Insolvency: Personal Insolvency, Banking & Finance and Private Wealth Disputes and Charities: Legacy Disputes respectively. The firm also has five Associates listed as Associates to Watch and Star Associates.
Commenting on the news, Ashfords' CEO Louise Workman, said: "This is great recognition for our lawyers and shows the depth of expertise at Ashfords, grounded in our commitment to continuous improvement in all we do. Reading comments from our clients that they see us as good to work with and appreciate our pragmatic and commercial approach is important to us. Providing advice that works in context goes hand-in-hand with technical excellence to achieving the right result for our clients."
Ashfords are valued legal partners to a wide range of corporate, public and private clients across the UK and internationally; counted on by clients to get the right result whether that’s delivering commercial objectives, protecting family assets, making investments or solving disputes. |
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