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Law Firm of the Year - Family
Spears Wealth Management Awards
(2011)
This team enjoys a strong reputation in the family law arena and it continues to handle some of the most high profile cases in the market. It houses expertise in private children matters, and it is renowned for its work on complex high net worth divorces and relationship breakdowns.
Chambers
(2012)
The firm's strength in family law complements an already impressive private client offering.
Chambers
(2012)
Clients Say: "The partners hold the client's hand throughout the process but can be fearsome in court when they need to be."
Chambers
(2011)
Sources say: "It is one of the classiest acts around in terms of its conduct in litigation; it looks after its clients' interests and never takes a bad point."
Chambers
(2011)
This firm handles a prodigious quantity of high-profile family work. It attracts media and sporting celebrities as well as entrepreneurs.
Chambers
(2011)
Mishcon de Reya specialises in assisting UK and international high-net-worth and high-profile individuals.
Legal 500
(2010)
This department's reputation rests on its skills in litigation and its commercial approach to cutting-edge cases.
Chambers
(2010)
Sandra Davis heads the team, and recently acted for Thierry Henry in divorce proceedings, as well as for Matt Lucas, in the first same-sex divorce to reach the courts.
Legal 500
(2009)
Mishcon de Reya has a strong market reputation for assertive litigation and a direct approach. It is regularly instructed on high-profile ancillary relief cases, often for individuals from the entertainment industry.
Legal 500
(2009)
Sandra Davis is one of the best-known names at the firm. Widely thought of as a powerhouse in family law, she is recommended for her straightforward approach and sources note that ‘she will always fight her corner.
Chambers
(2009)
Mishcon de Reya is one of the best-known names in family work and it is frequently employed by high-profile individuals who are looking for effective advice on matrimonial finance and private child-related work.
Chambers
(2009)
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