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The eighth edition of the guide, published on 20 July 2023 has ranked Boodle Hatfield in the top band of firms for Private Wealth Disputes, Private Wealth Law: Oxford and Real Estate: High Value Residential Property for the seventh consecutive year. The guide has also recognised the firm in band one for Family Offices & Funds Structuring category for the third year – a new category introduced in 2021 which identifies the leading advisers covering single Family Office corporate structuring, regulatory compliance and fund formation/direct investing by Family Offices.
This year the HNW guide commended 23 of the firm’s lawyers as ‘Ranked Individuals’ which acknowledges our emerging talent at Boodle Hatfield and unparalleled expertise in the HNW market. Amongst the lawyers listed we saw six new positions in the guide and two individuals noted for their ‘Foreign Expertise’.
The new 2023 guide heralds Boodle Hatfield for its “proactive, forward-thinking and commercially focused” advice with the “most impressive pedigree covering the full range of contentious and non-contentious matters”. The guide goes on to commend Boodle Hatfield as a “top firm” that provides “all-encompassing solutions” and have the “ability to build trust instantly” and deliver a “consistent level of service” with “exceptional legal finesse and track record in international as well as domestic work”.
The industry-respected guide recognised the firm’s breadth across the Private Wealth specialisms with sustained strong rankings in the Arts & Cultural Property Law, Family and Private Wealth – London categories. Last week, we were also delighted to announce that Consultant and ‘Senior Statesperson’, Sue Laing was given the ‘Outstanding Contribution’ award at the Chambers and Partners High Net Worth Awards, where she was described as “a hugely well-respected figure in the London private wealth scene and around the world”.
Chambers HNW Guide 2023 is now available to view online, please click here to view the UK chapter.
