NewsAwardsSLATER HEELIS CONTINUES TOP-RATED STREAK WITH RECOGNITION IN CHAMBERS UK 2023

SLATER HEELIS CONTINUES TOP-RATED STREAK WITH RECOGNITION IN CHAMBERS UK 2023

With six of its specialists listed in Chambers UK 2023, Manchester-based law firm Slater Heelis has received industry recognition for a twelfth consecutive year.

It’s the second time in two months the firm has received national acknowledgement within the legal sector, coming on the back of recent success in the Legal 500 rankings, which saw 16 of the firm’s solicitors listed. Together, the Legal 500 and Chambers UK are the legal industry’s most prestigious honours.

Marking a hugely successful year, Simon Wallwork, Partner at Slater Heelis, receives his first ever Band 1 ranking in Chambers UK.

This recognition is the highest standard of excellence for the legal sector, demonstrating Simon’s accomplishments as one of the foremost lawyers in the country.

The family team at Slater Heelis received a prestigious Band 2 ranking for the fifth year running, with lawyers Kim Aucott, Mark Heptinstall, Phillip Rhodes, and Patricia Robinson all receiving individual recognition.

Consultant Ken Salmon continues to be acknowledged for his significant expertise and skill in the field of construction law. He received the “Senior Statesperson” accolade for the eighth year in a row this year, reflecting his success as one of the top lawyers in the North West.

Chambers and Partners ranks solicitors and law firms across the United Kingdom based on their accomplishments over the previous 12 months, including standout work, strategic growth, and excellence in client service.

200 analysts conduct the annual study, gathering tens of thousands of responses from clients through in-depth interviews.

Chris Bishop, Managing Partner of Slater Heelis, comments:

“We are pleased that, for the twelfth year in a row, the performance and expertise of our solicitors and departments have been recognised in the Chambers Rankings. It is a significant accomplishment that gives our clients assurance they’re in the best hands, and solidifies our standing as one of the North West’s top legal experts.

“We strongly believe in continuous improvement, so it is incredibly satisfying to see the Chambers Rankings reflect this. Simon’s achievements in the last twelve months are an example to us all.”

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