Chambers & Partners 2010: Chambers once again improves its rankings dramatically

Chambers is delighted once again to have dramatically improved its rankings in the latest edition of Chambers & Partners Guide to the UK Legal Profession. 

Having retained and improved its rankings in Clinical Negligence, Education, Personal Injury, Police Law, Professional Negligence, Professional Discipline, Real Estate Litigation and Travel, it is now newly listed in Civil Liberties.

The following members of Chambers have also been additionally listed as leading individuals in the following fields: 

Edward Faulks QC (Civil Liberties), John Ross QC (Personal Injury), Paul Stagg (Police Law) and Laura Johnson (Clinical Negligence, Police Law).

Chambers' full listings can be found below.

Civil Liberties: Edward Faulks QC leading silk.

Clinical Negligence: Leading set. Edward Faulks QC and Simon Readhead QC leading silks.  Edward Bishop, Sarah Paneth, David Thomson and Laura Johnson leading juniors.

Education: Edward Faulks QC leading silk.  Andrew Warnock leading junior.

Personal Injury: Leading set. Edward Faulks QC and John Ross QC leading silks.  Edward Bishop, Andrew Warnock and Laura Johnson leading juniors.

Police Law: Mainly Defendant: Leading set.  Edward Faulks QC leading silk.  Sarah Paneth, Edward Bishop, Geoffrey Weddell, Andrew Warnock, Paul Stagg and Laura Johnson leading juniors.

Professional Discipline: David Thomson leading junior.Professional Negligence: Leading set.  John Ross QC and Edward Faulks QC leading silks.  Alastair Hammerton and John Norman leading juniors.

Real Estate Litigation: Zachary Bredemear leading junior.

Travel: Leading set.  Matthew Chapman, Sarah Prager and Jack Harding leading juniors.