Chambers UK 2015 reveals the country’s leading employment lawyers and law firms

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Thousands of interviews with the clients of law firms, and reviews of work done in the past 12 months, have produced our rankings of the top employment lawyers in the UK.

The London-based law firms that have been awarded Band 1 (top) rankings for their employment practices are:

  • Allen & Overy
  • Baker & McKenzie
  • Simmons & Simmons

You can see the full list of London-based law firms ranked for ‘Employment’ and details of their work here: www.chambersandpartners.com/11814/23/editorial/1/1

You can see the list of the leading firms ranked for ’employment’ outside London here: www.chambersandpartners.com/guide/uk/1/23

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In addition, the following law firms have been recognised as the leading practices for their work representing senior executives.

  • Brahams Dutt Badrick French
  • Farrer & Co
  • Lewis Silkin
  • Mishcon de Reya
  • Slater & Gordon
  • Withers

You can see the full list of firms ranked in the ‘Employment: Senior Executive’ table here: www.chambersandpartners.com/11814/23/editorial/1/1#firmsSubsection_363285

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