We are delighted to once again be recognised in The Legal 500 rankings.

The Legal 500 recognises individual solicitors and teams who provide ‘the most cutting edge and innovative advice’. In this year’s publication the firm has both improved upon our existing ranking and expanded the number of teams recognised for their work.

Oglethorpe Sturton & Gillibrand LLP is listed as providing excellent advice across multiple disciplines: Agriculture & Estates, Real Estate (Commercial Property), Personal Tax, Trusts & Probate and Corporate & Commercial. We are delighted to have been recognised for providing a very personal service, with exceptional attention to detail.

Our team of specialists have developed strong, long-lasting relationships with our clients and strive to provide quality legal advice and services, which has been recognised once again by the research team at the Legal 500.

Managing Partner, Jennifer Grabowski, is described by clients as “extremely knowledgeable” and “going above and beyond expectations”, whilst Partner John Myers leads an “attentive, conscientious” Agricultural team praised for doing their upmost to understand and meet client needs.

Head of Real Estate, Alison Kinder is recognised, alongside fellow partners David Park, Allan Sumner and Charlotte Russell, for strong leadership and “superb engagement with clients”.

Partner Clare Love’s legal knowledge and understanding, particularly in serving the Agricultural community, is judged to be both “exceptional” and “genuinely caring”, whilst the diverse team she leads are able to cover a spectrum of legal areas and often match personalities to the client.

Senior Partner David Park is delighted at the firm’s continued success:  “Recognition of the excellence of so many of our teams by the Legal 500 is a well-deserved reflection of their dedication and hard work. As a firm we aim to put our clients at the heart of what we do, and we are extremely grateful for their loyal support”

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