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United States
Real estate
Real estate - ranked: tier 5
Eversheds Sutherland
Eversheds Sutherland provides âa terrific level of serviceâ and the âefficient, thorough and intelligent teamâ delivers âwise business judgment and strong guidanceâ. The firm continues to receive a broad mix of national and international mandates in the real estate space, advising on a number of retail, commercial and residential projects along with acquisitions, dispositions and joint ventures. James Jordan has extensive transactional expertise, regularly acting for corporates, limited liability companies and REITs on the full range of commercial real estate projects. Other key individuals include Robinson Plowden and Clayton Howell, who together advised the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia on a $400m development in Midtown Atlanta consisting of the âCodaâ office building and a high-performance computing center. In another highlight, Howell represented Hines in a number of projects, including its development of two office buildings at the mixed-use Atlantic Station. Named attorneys are based in Atlanta.
United States: Dispute resolution
General commercial disputes
General commercial disputes - ranked: tier 5
Eversheds Sutherland
Eversheds Sutherland âprovides the highest level of serviceâ and âits advice is always thoughtfulâ. Education and insurance litigation are mainstays at the firm; clients include Connecticut Hospital Association and the State of Florida. For the latter, Rocco Testani has been acting as lead counsel on a constitutional challenge to Floridaâs K-12 public school system, which is pending before Floridaâs First District Court of Appeal. Professional liability litigation is another strength, where Amelia Toy Rudolph is a key contact. Co-practice head Thomas Curvin and counsel Valerie Sanders are recommended. Above-named partners are based in Atlanta.
United States: Finance
Capital markets: equity offerings
Capital markets: equity offerings - advice to issuers - ranked: tier 4
Eversheds Sutherland
Eversheds Sutherland, which is highlighted as âthe most knowledgeable firm with respect to business development companiesâ, finds favor for its âstrong responsivenessâ and âcost-efficient serviceâ. Steven Boehm steers the Washington DC-based practice and has âgreat regulatory expertiseâ; he advised Runway Growth Credit Fund on its $275m private placement. In another highlight, Harry Pangas acted for Triangle Capital on its $136.5m follow-on equity offering. Executive partner Cynthia Krus and financial services head Stephen Roth are other names to note.
Financial services regulation
Financial services regulation - ranked: tier 7
Eversheds Sutherland
While it is less focused on core banking regulatory matters than many of the firms in the rankings, Eversheds Sutherland provides an âexcellent serviceâ to other key financial services clients including those in the insurance and asset management industries. Team head Stephen Roth excels at handling matters related to the regulation of registered insurance products and continues to assist the Committee of Annuity Insurers in its advocacy efforts to affect the direction and details of various agency proposals and initiatives impacting regulated insurance products. Roth has also been particularly active assisting numerous leading life insurers on securing the necessary SEC approvals pursuant to restructuring efforts in the registered funds space. âOne of the pre-eminent collective investment trust lawyers in the countryâ, Clifford Kirsch is âvery plugged into what is happening on both the business and regulatory frontsâ. Steven Boehm provides âresponsible and clear guidanceâ on the regulatory issues impacting business development companies. Leveraging their expertise developed both in private practice as well as during tenures at the SEC, the âexcellentâ John Walsh and Holly Smith are also recommended across a range of compliance and regulatory issues, while Brian Rubin, who also spent time at the commission, excels at defending clients in SEC and FINRA enforcement actions.
United States: Industry focus
Energy regulatory: conventional power
Energy regulatory: conventional power - ranked: tier 3
Eversheds Sutherland
Eversheds Sutherland has a strong profile for transaction-related regulatory matters and counts electric power companies, financial institutions and energy commodity trading companies among its clients. Under the leadership of practice head Catherine Krupka, the group assisted electric utility Vistra Energy with the regulatory approvals of its acquisition of Dynegy, reached a settlement on behalf of Merrill Lynch related to the California Energy crisis and advised Just Energy on regulatory compliance matters. The team was strengthened by the arrival of Joseph Hall from Dorsey & Whitney LLP and Jonathan Gottlieb from Stinson Leonard Street LLP.
Energy regulatory: oil and gas
Energy regulatory: oil and gas - ranked: tier 4
Eversheds Sutherland
Commended for its expertise in regulatory proceedings before the FERC, DOE and CFTC, Eversheds Sutherland acts for a broad client base that includes Calpine, Reedy Creek Improvement District and USG. A recent mandate for practice co-chair Paul Forshay was the representation of Energy Strategies, an energy consulting services provider, in a number of FERC rate cases related to the Tallgrass and ANR Pipelines. In another case, Forshay advised, alongside Herbert Short and Thomas Warren, Georgia-based Oglethorpe Power on a Transcontinental Gas Pipe Lineâs FERC NGA Section 7 certificate matter.
Energy transactions: conventional power
Energy: transactions: conventional power - ranked: tier 4
Eversheds Sutherland
Eversheds Sutherland has a varied client base that takes in IPPs, private equity funds, electric cooperatives and, increasingly, investor-owned utilities. In the Atlanta office, practice co-head Thomas Warren was busy on a number of transmission projects, while global energy co-head Herbert Short advised Goldman Sachs as underwriter on the multibillion-dollar debt restructuring of Basin Electric Power and Tri-State Electric Cooperative. Ram Sunkara and Dorothy Black Franzoni jointly head the team.
Energy transactions: oil and gas
Energy transactions: oil and gas - ranked: tier 5
Eversheds Sutherland
Key figures at Eversheds Sutherland include Houston-based Benjamin Clark, who regularly acts for oilfield services companies such as Schoeller Bleckmann America, and LNG specialist Ram Sunkara, who divides his time between Houston and Atlanta.
Energy: renewable/alternative
Energy: renewable/alternative - ranked: tier 3
Eversheds Sutherland
Eversheds Sutherland regularly assists major utilities companies with M&A and tax equity investments into renewable energy projects, and the team is also highly proficient in acting for the developers of projects. In one example of the latter, practice head Dorothy Black Franzoni is advising the East Kentucky Power Cooperative on the construction of an 8.5MW solar electric generation facility in Kentucky. Thomas Warren and Ram Sunkara are additional contacts in the Atlanta-based team.
Insurance: non-contentious
Insurance: non-contentious - ranked: tier 3
Eversheds Sutherland
Eversheds Sutherlandâs transactional and regulatory team has a âstrong reinsurance practiceâ, is adept at pension risk transfer mandates, and is applauded for its âexceptional industry knowledge and business acumenâ. It represented Nationwide in its acquisition of Jefferson National Financial Corporation. The Committee of Annuity Insurers is also a client. Bert Adams, James Dwyer and the âbrilliantâ Atlanta-based Scott Burton in Atlanta are recommended, as are Ling Ling, who has âdeep knowledge and extensive experience in reinsuranceâ, counsel Matthew Hazlett, who is âvery responsiveâ, and of counsel David Massey in Washington DC. Cynthia Shoss and Stephen Roth, who is also based in Washington DC, lead the team. Named individuals are based in New York unless otherwise indicated.
Leading lawyers
Cynthia Shoss - Eversheds Sutherland
United States: Intellectual property
Patent: prosecution (including reexamination and post-grant proceedings)
Patent: prosecution (including reexamination and post-grant proceedings) - ranked: tier 6
Eversheds Sutherland
Post-merger Eversheds Sutherland has considerably expanded its client base and now serves an impressive list of clients, mainly from the consumer products industry, but also from the e-commerce, automotive, electronics and technology sectors. Microchips Biotech, Magnolia Liquefied Natural Gas and Novaled are clients. The Atlanta-based team of practice head Peter Pappas includes key attorneys Ann Fort, Malvern Griffin, Daniel Warren and Christopher Chan.
United States: Labor and employment
Employee benefits, executive compensation and retirement plans: design
Employee benefits, executive compensation and retirement plans: design - ranked: tier 5
Eversheds Sutherland
The advice at Eversheds Sutherland is âalways clear, concise and preciseâ, according to one client, who describes the âefficient and understandingâ Adam Cohen as âthe best lawyer in the field of qualified plans, executive compensation and taxationâ. In recent highlights, counsel Meredith OâLeary teamed up with Paul Lang and Michael Hepburn to counsel a longstanding client on all its design, administration and compliance issues. On the healthcare side, Vanessa Scott is currently advising on the ACA implications of some of its insurance lines. Some of the firmâs noteworthy clients include Cox Enterprises, the US Chamber of Commerce and the HR Policy Association. Brenna Clark and Carol McClarnon were made partner in the Atlanta and Washington DC offices, respectively. Named lawyers are based in Washington DC except where otherwise stated.
United States: M&A/corporate and commercial
M&A: middle-market (sub-$500m)
M&A: middle-market (sub-$500m) - ranked: tier 1
Eversheds Sutherland
In early 2017, Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP merged with British multinational law firm Eversheds LLP, creating Eversheds Sutherland, which expanded its corporate and M&A team in Atlanta with the addition of partner David Phillips, the former deputy general counsel and corporate secretary at Axiall. The practice, which is âbusiness oriented, responsive, dedicated and time efficientâ, has sector strength in timber, energy and natural resources, private equity, media and financial services (including fintech). Robert Pile and Brian Murphy in Atlanta advised payment technology solutions company First Data Corporation (FDC) on structuring issues and due diligence regarding its acquisition of CardConnect; practice head Wade Stribling and Michael Voynich advised USA Television, a portfolio company of MSouth Equity Partners, on its acquisition of several television stations; and Edward Kallal is âa very reliable, dedicated, responsive and competent counsel with high ethical standardsâ. Thomas Herman, Marc Rawls, Michael Gurion, David Zimmerman are also key Atlanta advisers. Additional highlights included advising Cox Media Group on its sale of the businesses of Cox Target Media, one of the largest direct marketing service providers in the US, to Platinum Equity; and assisting Atlanta-based mid-market private equity firm Argonne Capital with the sale of its portfolio company, Lube Stop, an Ohio-based operator of 51 quick oil change locations. Bert Adams in New York, and Washington DC-based William Dudzinsky Jr and Douglas Leary are also recommended.
Leading lawyers
Wade Stribling - Eversheds Sutherland
United States: Media, technology and telecoms
Outsourcing
Outsourcing - ranked: tier 3
Eversheds Sutherland
In Atlanta, âvastly experienced and prominent market playerâ Peter Quittmeyer and Robert Pile are co-heads of the practice at Eversheds Sutherland, which climbs the ranking on the basis of its expanding global outsourcing practice and its strong roster of US buy-side clients. R. Robinson Plowden is âvery prominent in the data center leasing spaceâ. The âco-operative and collaborativeâ Michael Steinig in Washington DC is âa pleasure to work with and always works through issues in a way with which the client is comfortableâ. New Washington DC-based hire Michael Bahar, who was previously general counsel to the minority staff of the US House of Representatives Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, leads the US cybersecurity and data privacy team and has extensive outsourcing experience. The firmâs recent highlights include advising Georgia Technology Authority on a $150m IT initiative to move to a multi-sourced model for service provision.
Leading lawyers
Peter Quittmeyer - Eversheds Sutherland
United States: Real estate
Construction (including construction litigation)
Construction (including construction litigation) - ranked: tier 2
Eversheds Sutherland
The âoutstandingâ construction team at Eversheds Sutherland has âfirst-rate knowledge and an ability to get to the bottom line with cost-effective solutionsâ. Atlanta-based Lee Davis heads the practice, which works on projects across the country from its bases in Atlanta and New York. The construction team primarily represents owners and manufacturers, including major clients within the energy, power and infrastructure sectors, and focuses largely on contentious construction work; recent highlights include representing a major electrical goods manufacturer in claims for major cost overruns arising from a construction project in New York City and defending a firm of contractors against claims arising from the design and construction of a sports arena. âConscientious and proficientâ Henry Parkman (Atlanta) is recommended for âhis integrity, honesty and judgmentâ. In March 2018, Jennifer Fletcher re-joined the firm, closing her sole practice.
Leading lawyers
Jennifer Fletcher - Eversheds Sutherland
Lee Davis - Eversheds Sutherland
United States: Tax
International tax
International tax - ranked: tier 4
Eversheds Sutherland
Eversheds Sutherland, which results from the February 2017 merger between Sutherland Asbill & Brennan and the UK-based Eversheds, has âstrong technical expertise combined with great client service and pragmatismâ. Jeffrey Friedman, Robert Chase and Michele Borens in Washington DC and Atlanta-based Eric Tresh are key partners in the group, which advises global businesses on structuring and restructuring cross-border transactions and joint ventures as well as on cross-border withholding tax, application of bilateral income tax treaties, overseas currency, taxable presence and transfer pricing matters. Comcast Corporation, Cox Enterprises and Great-West Life are notable clients.
US taxes: contentious
US taxes: contentious - ranked: tier 2
Eversheds Sutherland
Eversheds Sutherland is âsuperbâ and is commended for its âstrategic advice, technical knowledge and team depthâ. Washington DC-based practice head Jeffrey Friedman, Atlantaâs Eric Tresh and others have been assisting global telecoms conglomerate Comcast in a number of major tax controversies, including a dispute with the Mississippi Department of Revenue concerning the proper computation of the clientâs capital value for corporate franchise tax purposes and a multi-year appeal involving numerous California tax issues, including âapportionabilityâ of income, combination and sourcing. The client base also includes Verizon and Microsoft. New Yorkâs Marc Simonetti, Atlantaâs Maria Todorova, and of counsels Jerome Libin and Jerold Cohen, who are based in Washington DC and Atlanta respectively, are all recommended. Susan Seabrook joined the Washington DC office from Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney in August 2017.
Leading lawyers
Jeffrey Friedman - Eversheds Sutherland
Jerome Libin - Eversheds Sutherland
US taxes: non-contentious
US taxes: non-contentious - ranked: tier 3
Eversheds Sutherland
Eversheds Sutherlandâs tax team âprovides excellent legal service from a technical law as well as business perspectiveâ. It is most renowned for its expertise in the TMT industry, where its lawyers advise on transactional tax, SALT issues, planning and investment tax structuring. Recent highlights include Robert Chase advising Philip Morris International in various public debt offerings with an aggregate value of $6bn. The âhonest, down-to-earth and trustworthyâ Jeffrey Friedman and Michele Borens in Washington DC âhave a deep and thorough understanding how the technical tax laws practically apply to technology companies, especially when it comes to emerging issues in this rapidly growing industryâ.
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United Arab Emirates
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- Banking and finance
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution : Arbitration and international litigation
- Employment
- Energy and infrastructure
- Intellectual property
- TMT
Austria
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Belgium
Offices in Brussels
- Employment
- Industry focus : Healthcare and life sciences
- Intellectual property
- Real estate and construction
Brunei
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China
Offices in Shanghai and Beijing
- Corporate and M&A : Corporate and M&A: foreign firms
- Projects and energy : Projects and energy: foreign firms
Germany
Offices in Munich, Hamburg, Berlin, and DĂźsseldorf
- Corporate and M&A : Corporate
- Corporate and M&A : M&A: mid-sized international deals (âŹ100m-âŹ500m)
- Dispute resolution : Commercial litigation
- Employment
- IT and outsourcing : Data protection
- Intellectual property : Trade marks and unfair competition
Algeria
East Anglia
Offices in Cambridge and Ipswich
- Human resources : Employment
- Insurance : Personal injury: defendant
- Private client : Charities and not-for-profit
- Public sector : Education
- Real estate : Commercial property: Cambridge
- Real estate : Construction
- Real estate : Property litigation
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : Intellectual property
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : IT and telecoms
East Midlands
Offices in Nottingham
- Corporate and commercial : Corporate and commercial: Nottingham and Derby
- Dispute resolution : Commercial litigation: Nottingham and Derby
- Finance : Insolvency and corporate recovery
- Human resources : Employment
- Projects, energy and natural resources : Private finance initiative (PFI)
- Public sector : Education
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : Intellectual property
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : IT and telecoms
Spain
Offices in Madrid
- Banking and finance
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Industry focus : Healthcare and life sciences
- Industry focus : TMT
- Insurance
- Intellectual property : Copyright
- Intellectual property : Patents
- Intellectual property : Trade marks
- Private equity
- Public law
- Real estate and construction
- Tax
Estonia
Offices in Tallinn
- Banking, finance and capital markets
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution
- EU and competition
- Employment
- IP, IT and telecoms
- Real estate and construction
- Shipping and transport
- Tax
Finland
Offices in Hämeenlinna, Helsinki, Jyväskylä, Tampere, Turku, and Pori
- Banking and finance
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution
- EU and competition
- Employment
- Intellectual property
- Real estate and construction
- TMT
France
Offices in Paris
- Administrative and public law
- Dispute resolution : Commercial litigation
- Dispute resolution : International arbitration
- Dispute resolution : White-collar crime
- EU, competition and distribution
- Employment
- Environment
- Industry focus : Energy
- Industry focus : IT, telecoms and the Internet
- Industry focus : Luxury goods
- Insurance
- Intellectual property : Trade marks, designs and copyright
- Project finance
Hong Kong
Offices in Hong Kong
- Antitrust and competition
- Banking and finance
- Capital markets : Capital markets (equity)
- Corporate (including M&A)
- Dispute resolution : Dispute resolution: litigation
- Labour and employment
- Restructuring and insolvency
- Structured finance and securitisation
Hungary
Offices in Budapest
Iran
Iraq
Ireland
Offices in Dublin
- Banking and finance
- Capital markets : Equity
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Construction
- Dispute resolution
- EU and competition
- Employment
- Energy and natural resources
- Healthcare and life sciences
- Information technology
- Insolvency and corporate restructuring
- Insurance
- Intellectual property
- Pensions and employee benefits
- Planning and environment
- Projects and PPP
- Public sector
- Real estate
- Tax
- Telecoms
Italy
- Banking and finance : Borrower side
- Banking and finance : Lender or arranger side
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution
- EU and competition
- Employment
- Tax
Jordan
Offices in Amman
Lithuania
Offices in Vilnius
- Banking, finance and capital markets
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution
- Employment
- Intellectual property
- Real estate and construction
London
Offices in London EC2V and London E1W
- Corporate and commercial : Commercial contracts
- Corporate and commercial : Corporate tax
- Corporate and commercial : Customs and Excise
- Corporate and commercial : EU and competition
- Corporate and commercial : EU and competition: trade, WTO anti-dumping and customs
- Corporate and commercial : Financial services
- Corporate and commercial : Flotations: small and mid-cap
- Corporate and commercial : M&A: lower mid-market deals, ÂŁ50m-ÂŁ250m
- Corporate and commercial : Private equity: transactions
- Corporate and commercial : VAT and indirect tax
- Crime, fraud and licensing : Fraud: civil
- Dispute resolution : Banking litigation: investment and retail
- Dispute resolution : Commercial litigation
- Dispute resolution : International arbitration
- Dispute resolution : Professional discipline
- Dispute resolution : Public international law
- Dispute resolution : Tax litigation and investigations
- Finance : Acquisition finance
- Finance : Commodities: derivatives
- Finance : Commodities: physicals
- Finance : Corporate restructuring and insolvency
- Finance : Derivatives and structured products
- Finance : Trade finance
- Human resources : Employee share schemes
- Human resources : Employment: employers and senior executives
- Human resources : Health and safety
- Human resources : Pensions
- Insurance : Insurance and reinsurance litigation
- Insurance : Insurance: corporate and regulatory
- Insurance : Product liability: defendant
- Insurance : Professional negligence
- Investment fund formation and management : Real estate funds
- Investment fund formation and management : Retail funds
- Private client : Charities and not-for-profit
- Projects, energy and natural resources : Infrastructure (including PFI and PPP)
- Projects, energy and natural resources : Oil and gas
- Projects, energy and natural resources : Power (including electricity and renewables)
- Public sector : Administrative and public law
- Public sector : Education: individuals
- Public sector : Education: institutions
- Public sector : Education: schools
- Public sector : Infrastructure (parliamentary)
- Public sector : Local government
- Real estate : Commercial property
- Real estate : Construction
- Real estate : Planning
- Real estate : Property finance
- Real estate : Property litigation
- Risk advisory : Brexit
- Risk advisory : Data protection privacy and cybersecurity
- Risk advisory : Regulatory investigations and corporate crime
- Risk advisory : Reputation management
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : Brand management
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : Fintech
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : Intellectual property
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : IT and telecoms
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : Media and entertainment (including media finance)
- Transport : Aviation
- Transport : Rail
Latvia
Offices in Riga
- Banking, finance and capital markets
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution
- EU and competition
- Employment
- IP, IT and telecoms
- Real estate and construction
- Shipping and transport
- Tax
Morocco
Mauritius
Offices in Port Louis
North
Offices in Newcastle upon Tyne
- Finance : Insolvency and corporate recovery
- Human resources : Employment
- Human resources : Health and safety
- Real estate : Construction
- Real estate : Environment
Northern Ireland
Offices in Belfast
Netherlands
Offices in Rotterdam and Amsterdam
- Banking and finance : Borrower side
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution : Commercial litigation
- Employment
- Energy : Regulatory
- Energy : Transactional
- Real estate
North West
Offices in Manchester
- Corporate and commercial : Corporate and commercial: Manchester
- Crime, fraud and licensing : Licensing
- Dispute resolution : Banking litigation
- Dispute resolution : Commercial litigation: Manchester
- Finance : Banking and finance
- Finance : Insolvency and corporate recovery
- Human resources : Employment
- Human resources : Immigration
- Human resources : Pensions
- Projects, energy and natural resources : Energy
- Projects, energy and natural resources : Project finance and PFI
- Public sector : Education
- Public sector : Local government
- Real estate : Commercial property: Manchester
- Real estate : Construction
- Real estate : Planning and environment
- Real estate : Property litigation
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : IT and telecoms
Poland
Offices in Warsaw
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution
- Employment
- Energy and natural resources
- Intellectual property
- Public law
- TMT
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Qatar
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Romania
Offices in Bucharest
Russia
Offices in Moscow and St Petersburg
Scotland
Offices in Edinburgh
Sweden
Offices in Stockholm
- Banking and finance
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Employment
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- Real estate
Saudi Arabia
Offices in Riyadh
Switzerland
Offices in Zurich, Bern, and Geneva
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution : Arbitration
- Dispute resolution : Litigation
- Employment
- Transport
Tunisia
Offices in Tunis
United States
Offices in New York, Austin, Washington DC, Houston, Atlanta, and Sacramento
- Dispute resolution : General commercial disputes
- Finance : Capital markets: equity offerings
- Finance : Financial services regulation
- Industry focus : Energy: renewable/alternative
- Industry focus : Energy regulatory: conventional power
- Industry focus : Energy regulatory: oil and gas
- Industry focus : Energy transactions: conventional power
- Industry focus : Energy transactions: oil and gas
- Industry focus : Insurance: non-contentious
- Intellectual property : Patent: prosecution (including reexamination and post-grant proceedings)
- Labor and employment : Employee benefits, executive compensation and retirement plans: design
- M&A/corporate and commercial : M&A: middle-market (sub-$500m)
- Media, technology and telecoms : Outsourcing
- Real estate : Construction (including construction litigation)
- Real estate
- Tax : International tax
- Tax : US taxes: contentious
- Tax : US taxes: non-contentious
Wales
Offices in Cardiff
- Corporate and commercial : Corporate and commercial: Cardiff and South Wales
- Dispute resolution : Commercial litigation
- Dispute resolution : Debt recovery
- Finance : Banking and finance
- Human resources : Employment: Cardiff
- Human resources : Immigration
- Human resources : Pensions
- Insurance : Professional negligence
- Projects, energy and natural resources : Project finance and PFI
- Public sector
- Real estate : Commercial property: Cardiff
- Real estate : Construction
- Real estate : Planning and environment
- Real estate : Property litigation
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : Intellectual property
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : IT and telecoms
West Midlands
Offices in Birmingham
- Corporate and commercial : Corporate and commercial: Birmingham
- Dispute resolution : Banking litigation
- Dispute resolution : Commercial litigation: Birmingham
- Finance : Banking and finance
- Finance : Insolvency and corporate recovery
- Human resources : Employment
- Human resources : Health and safety
- Human resources : Immigration
- Human resources : Pensions
- Insurance : Professional negligence
- Public sector : Education
- Real estate : Commercial property: Birmingham
- Real estate : Construction
- Real estate : Planning
- Real estate : Property litigation
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : IT and telecoms
Yorkshire and the Humber
Offices in Leeds
- Corporate and commercial : Corporate and commercial: Leeds, West Yorkshire, North Yorkshire
- Corporate and commercial : Corporate tax
- Corporate and commercial : EU and competition
- Dispute resolution : Commercial litigation: Leeds and West Yorkshire; North Yorkshire
- Finance : Banking and finance
- Finance : Insolvency and corporate recovery
- Human resources : Employment: Leeds and West Yorkshire; North Yorkshire
- Human resources : Health and safety
- Human resources : Immigration
- Human resources : Pensions
- Projects, energy and natural resources (including PFI) : Energy
- Public sector : Education
- Public sector : Local government
- Real estate : Commercial property: Leeds and West Yorkshire; North Yorkshire
- Real estate : Construction
- Real estate : Planning
- Real estate : Property litigation
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : IT and telecoms