Bevan Brittan’s commitment to clients reflected in latest Chambers UK rankings

Bevan Brittan is celebrating significant recognition in the latest Chambers UK rankings, a reflection of its dedication to client service and strength of expertise.
 
The national law firm has secured eight Band 1 ranked practice areas – an increase that underscores its capability across multiple markets.  Additionally, it is recognised in a further 19 disciplines and now has 12 top-ranked lawyers.

Among the firm’s standout rankings, Bevan Brittan has achieved Band 1 status UK-Wide for Administrative and Public Law, Clinical Negligence: Mainly Defendant, Healthcare: Public and Third Sector, and Local Government. It is also top-ranked for Social Housing in the North East & Yorkshire and South West. Notably, it has secured a new top ranking for Real Estate: £10-50 million in London. and retained its top position as Band 1 for Employment: Employer: Healthcare in the capital as well.

Bevan Brittan’s top-ranked lawyers include Senior Partner Jodie Sinclair, Alastair Currie, Julian Hoskins and Sarah Lamont, all specialising in Employment law. Julie Cowan-Clark, Louise Leaver and Richard Stirk have earned recognition for their social housing expertise, while Emily Heard is awarded for her leading knowledge on Public Procurement.

Joanne Easterbrook is top-ranked for Clinical Negligence: Mainly Defendant, while Stuart Marchant is recognised for his work in Healthcare: Mental Health: Providers. New Band 1 rankings were also awarded to Louise Robling (Construction) and Hannah Taylor (Court of Protection). A further 37 Bevan Brittan lawyers were listed in the rankings which also highlighted three Up and Coming experts and three Associates to Watch.

Duncan Weir, Managing Partner at Bevan Brittan, reflected on the firm’s achievements: “These outstanding rankings are testament to our continued investment in the breadth and depth of our expertise, and I am delighted to see so many of our colleagues receiving the national recognition that they deserve.

“The increase in our ranked practice areas across both public and private sector markets is a further demonstration of the strategic, consistent and sustainable growth that we have worked hard to achieve over the last decade.”

Jodie Sinclair, Senior Partner at Bevan Brittan, added: “We are immensely proud of these results, particularly as they are informed by client feedback. They highlight our sector focus and subject matter specialists, while also demonstrating our strong and continued commitment to delivering the very best client service. 

 “This is welcome recognition of the exceptional work being accomplished across our business in a diverse range of disciplines and markets.”

The announcement of the Chambers UK 2025 rankings closely follows Bevan Brittan’s strong performance in the Legal 500 2025 directory. The national law firm also saw its income rise by a record-high of 13% to £76.2m in 2023/24.