Nine colleagues across five disciplines have been recognised.
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Combined with the Legal 500 findings, this means 21 people across seven disciplines have been ranked.
Here’s the Chambers UK 2023 situation, at a glance —
Personal injury (mainly defendant) — individual rankings for partners Graeme Edward, Sarah Morris and Victoria Leslie. Sarah Morris is highlighted as an up and coming practitioner
Agriculture and rural affairs — partners Linda Tinson and Jim Drysdale are ranked along with senior associate Lorna McKay who is named an associate to watch
Construction — Partner Sarah Stuart is ranked
Employment — head of employment law, Kirk Tudhope, partner John Lee, and senior associate Sine Mackay are ranked. Sine is named an associate to watch
Our commercial property team was ranked in the real estate up to £10million category
Testimonials
As I say every year, the ranking themselves are great news, and a positive reminder of the strength and depth of expertise we have here at the firm.
That said, it’s the testimonials from peers, independent market sources and clients that make all the difference and they are all very much appreciated.
And that feedback includes —
"I rate their service to the clients very highly. The firm is very good at dealing with their clients from start to finish."
"They always handle complex matters in a very professional manner with sound and practical advice."
"Their ability to respond swiftly and in detail is impressive."
"The advice we received from Ledingham Chalmers was key in concluding the transaction and protecting our interests."
If you’d like to read more about what’s happening across our firm, our news and views section has updates, commentary and insights.
Jennifer Young
Partner
Jennifer continues to be ranked as a leader in the field of construction law, having been accredited by the Law Society of Scotland as a construction law specialist for over 15 years. As managing partner, Jennifer is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the firm including leading and implementing strategy, internal and external communications, governance, client management and team management.
Posted: October 20th, 2022
Filed in: Commercial property, Construction, Employment , Insights, Litigation, Rural