Browne Jacobson hits the top tier in latest Legal 500 rankings
Browne Jacobson has been ranked as a Top Tier law firm in 25 key practice areas in Legal 500 UK 2023, the independent directory of comparative law firm performance. The firm also continues to underpin its status as one of the leading law firms in the East Midlands region with 16 Tier 1 rankings.
Browne Jacobson has been ranked as a Top Tier law firm in 25 key practice areas in Legal 500 UK 2023, the independent directory of comparative law firm performance.
The firm also continues to underpin its status as one of the leading law firms in the East Midlands region with 16 Tier 1 rankings.
Other highlights in this year’s rankings include:
- Tier 1 ranking for the firm’s Local Government team in London, with the firm now ranked Tier 1 in that region for three public sector areas, including Education and Healthcare.
- First time rankings for Local Government and Energy, Project Finance & PFI in the West-Midlands, Commercial Litigation and Banking & Finance in the North-West and M&A: Smaller Deals up to £50M in London.
- 33 partners ranked as ‘Leading Individuals’, 15 named as ‘Next Generation Partners’, 15 rated as ‘Rising Stars’ and seven individuals listed in the Legal 500 Hall of Fame which recognises partners who are at the pinnacle of the profession.
Richard Medd, Managing Partner at Browne Jacobson, commented: “The legal sector is an increasingly competitive space and this firm and the clients we work with are operating in incredibly unpredictable market conditions.
“Against this backdrop, we are immensely proud to have ranked again in so many key practice areas in this year’s Legal 500 and thrilled to have the number of lawyers across a broad spectrum of specialist areas endorsed as leading individuals.
“The feedback we have received from our peers and clients is so valuable and I am delighted we have provided such a great service to them.
“It embodies our reputation as trusted advisers that are striving for positive change in the sector as we continue to deliver innovative solutions on the issues that matter most to our clients."
Legal 500 is one of the most respected and comprehensive guides to the UK legal sector and its rankings are based on a wide range of criteria, including providing the most cutting edge and innovative advice to corporate counsel. Browne Jacobson’s full results can be viewed on The Legal 500 website.
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