Gorvins Solicitors is proud to have retained top tier rankings for three of its practise areas and to have 12 of the firm’s solicitors listed as “Leading Lawyers”, as well as have 11 practice areas recommended and 13 of the firms solicitors to be listed as “Other Key Lawyers”.
The retained tier 1 area rankings are as follows:
- Commercial Property
- Corporate and Commercial
- Commercial Litigation
Leading Lawyers
Gorvins has 12 solicitors listed as “Leading Lawyers”. The list includes: Andrew Curwen, Head of Corporate; Mark Deverell, Head of Litigation; Christian Mancier, Partner in the Corporate and Commercial team; Guy Lightowler, Partner in the Litigation team; Claire Beaumont, Head of Commercial Property; Gary Boyd, Head of Military & Serious Sports Injury Claims; Patricia Robinson, Co-Head of Family; Amanda Porter, Commercial Property Partner; Paul Dowdall, Commercial Property Partner and this year; Stuart Biddle, Head of Personal Injury; Tracey Guest, Head of Employment and Rowan Uren, Partner in the Corporate and Commercial Team.
Key Lawyers
Our additional Key Lawyers list includes; Paul Lupton, Gemma Lingard, Danielle Clements, Helen Harradine, Sarah Calderwood, Lisa Chambers, Katie Fletcher, Julie Burgess, Megan Hutton, Doris Raggatt, Samantha Kennedy, Colin Mellor and Olivia Cooper.
The guide also saw Gorvins Solicitors achieve recommendation for the following practice areas: employment (both employment and employee/union firms), personal Injury (claimant), private client (contentious trusts and probate, family, personal tax, trusts and probate), property litigation and intellectual property.
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