Chambers 2027

The Family Law Practice has been recognised as a Leading Firm in the Chambers UK 2027 Guide, with individual recognition for our Directors, Ashley Palminteri, Elizabeth Bruce and Mark Sage and Associate Charlotte King.

Following a rigorous independent research process, these rankings demonstrate the Firm’s varied and complex work across Family Law, including cross jurisdictional financial remedy proceedings, children matters property disputes and nuptial agreements to name a few.

Firm Recognition – Family/Matrimonial – Band 2

The Family Law Practice is very strong on high-net-worth individuals’ needs and has very good knowledge and commitment to clients.

The Family Law Practice stands out for its combination of technical expertise and genuine client care.

The team at the Family Law Practice is empathetic and knowledgeable and extremely professional with a personal touch.

Individual Recognition

As to our Team, Ashley was once again ranked in the highest tier (Tier 1) with Chambers highlighting comments from researchers:

Ashley is brilliant. He’s a sharp and pragmatic lawyer who sees through the complexities to find a simple pathway.

Ashley is hugely experienced and very confident in this area of law. He puts clients at ease with a natural authority.

Fellow directors Elizabeth Bruce and Mark Sage were both again ranked in Tier 2 with comments from researchers:

Elizabeth is extremely knowledgeable and has a client-centred approach. She is really approachable, pragmatic and commercial.

Mark is sensible and collaborative in his approach to matters, helping to find the right solution for clients and reducing animosity.

Mark is very experienced and very confident. He has presence and gravitas.

The Firm is really pleased that Charlotte King has been listed as an Associate to Watch with Chambers reporting:

She is mature beyond her years in the way she deals with cases and very reassuring to clients.

We are very grateful to those who were approached and who have provided such lovely feedback.

Article written by Mark

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