Firm | Score |
---|---|
Lewis Silkin | 90.2 |
Womble Bond Dickinson | 88.7 |
CMS | 85.1 |
Addleshaw Goddard | 84.3 |
Clifford Chance | 82.7 |
Charles Russell Speechlys | 82.1 |
White & Case LLP | 81.2 |
Freeths | 80.5 |
Roythornes | 80.3 |
Leathes Prior | 80 |
Osborne Clarke | 79.9 |
DLA Piper | 79.6 |
Anthony Collins | 79.2 |
Latham & Watkins | 78.9 |
Mishcon de Reya LLP | 78.8 |
Mills & Reeve | 78.3 |
Bird & Bird | 78.1 |
Eversheds Sutherland | 77.7 |
Herbert Smith Freehills | 77.1 |
Pinsent Masons | 77 |
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