Quillon Law ranked in Chambers & Partners UK 2025
October 17, 2024
Quillon Law is pleased to have once again been ranked in the Chambers & Partners UK Guide for Civil Fraud, Banking Litigation, and Commercial and Corporate Litigation.
Quillon Law is highly ranked for Civil Fraud, with the Guide noting that the firm “provides a strong and streamlined offering” and is “very qualified to deal with complex multi-jurisdictional litigation matters.”
Described by sources as “an excellent team with diverse experience”, Chambers notes that “they are very responsive, are available at any time and get to the root of the issues very quickly.”
Partners Mark Hastings and Ian Hargreaves are ranked in this area. Partner Mark Hastings is also ranked for Commercial and Corporate Litigation.
Partner Mark Hastings is recognised as an “outstanding lawyer” who is “clever and very commercial in his thinking” and “excels in every aspect.” Sources note that he “is great with clients and has an excellent strategic overview of a case.”
The Guide describes Partner Ian Hargreaves as “an excellent litigator” who is “hugely experienced, very hard-working and good with clients.”
Partner Michael Barnett is once again highly ranked in Banking Litigation.
Described by the Guide as “smart and strategic,” sources note that “Michael is a well-regarded and respected practitioner who is excellent at client management.”
Quillon Law is also recognised in the category of Dispute Resolution Specialist Firms.
A link to Quillon Law’s profile can be found here.
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