The 2027 edition of the highly regarded legal guide, Chambers, has been published, and Stone King is delighted to have retained Band 1 status for charity, education (schools), and criminal law.
Additionally, we are again highly ranked in a further nine areas including: education (higher and further), corporate mergers and acquisitions, employment (including for the third sector), real estate, real estate litigation, family and matrimonial, and transport (road and regulatory).
A number of Stone King lawyers based across our six offices in London, Bath, Birmingham, Cambridge, Leeds and Manchester have also been named by Chambers for the outstanding work they do across the firm’s practice areas.
Stone King’s CEO, Vicky Brackett, congratulated the firm. She said: “We are delighted to see our firm recognised in this year’s Chambers rankings. Because the research is driven by independent client feedback, these results are a powerful endorsement of the outstanding service, expertise and commitment demonstrated by our people every day. I am incredibly proud of our teams and grateful to our clients for their trust and support. Congratulations to everyone who has contributed to this excellent achievement.”
In addition to the above ranked practice areas, this year’s named individuals are as follows:
Band 1: Harriet Broughton; Melanie Carter; Rebecca Eels; Matthew Graham; Rosamund McCarthy-Etherington; Tom Morrison; and Nicholas Wragg
Highly ranked: Andrew Banks; James Barratt; Laura Berman; Julian Blake; Ciara Campfield; Rebecca Eels; Tamsin Eastwood; Richard Freeth; Hannah Kubie; Reema Mathur; Angus McWilliams; Julie Moktadir; Tom Murdoch; Hugh Pearce; Stephen Ravenscroft; Tim Rutherford; Luke Watson; and Peter Woodhouse
Senior Statespeople: Ann Philips and Roger Inman
Associate to Watch: Ollie Dawsmith
Star Associate: Katharine Robinson
