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The Birmingham office of national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has once again been recognised in the annual Chambers and Partners Guide.

The office retained a Band 2 ranking for its family and matrimonial offering, together with three team members achieving individual rankings – Rayner Grice retains Band 1 while Caroline Young retains Band 1 and Adam Maguire improves from ‘up and coming’ to Band 3.

Nationally, the firm’s social housing finance team retained its Band 3 status.

Elsewhere, personal injury expert, partner Philip Edwards, also retains his Band 1 rating.

Clarke Willmott CEO Peter Swinburn, said: “We are delighted with this year’s Chambers and Partners rankings, particularly following our equally impressive Legal 500 results earlier this month.

“To rank in 26 specialist practice areas with an incredible 66 of our people receiving recommendations is a great achievement and strongly indicates the breadth and depth of our service offering.

“We were particularly pleased with the excellent testimonials from our clients who are quoted in the guide and can attest, first hand, to the work we do and the way we look after them. Top tier ratings are a great recognition of quality and we take great pride in achieving good results both in terms of our practice areas and our individual lawyers, who are so talented and hard-working.”

Chambers and Partners differentiates the best legal talent by identifying and ranking law firms and lawyers globally.

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