We are delighted to be recognised again in this year’s Legal 500 UK rankings. Based on feedback from clients and intermediaries, along with submissions made by law firms themselves, the Legal 500 highlights individual solicitors and teams that are providing “the most cutting edge and innovative advice”.

This year we are listed under Agriculture and Estates, Corporate and Commercial, Real Estate and Personal Tax, Trusts and Probate.

Our Agricultural Property team, led by partner John Myers, is recognised for its affinity for collaborative practice, working closely with the firm’s Private Client team to bring a multi-disciplinary approach to Agricultural Land, Estates and Succession.

In our Commercial Property department, partner Charlotte Russell received particular praise for being reliable and knowledgeable. Associate solicitor Laura Barnfield was recognised for her capabilities in acquisition and disposal issues. Allan Sumner, who oversees the Commercial Property team, was recognised for standing out for his “technical knowledge and a great manner in dealing with clients”.

In our Private Client team, partner Clare Love was praised as “a consummate professional who cares deeply about the welfare and aims of her clients”, with partner Mark Hutchinson Lyons recognised for his array of expertise in tax planning, estates and trusts work.

Managing Partner, Jennifer Grabowski, whose Corporate and Commercial department was also recognised, was delighted with the firm’s success: “Huge congratulations to everyone for their recognition. As we already knew, but the glowing testimonials evidence to all, these listings are very well deserved”.

View our details on the Legal 500 here.

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