Tozers Retains Legal 500 Rankings Across All Eight Recognised Practice Areas
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Tozers LLP has received continued recognition across its specialist legal teams in the Legal 500 2027 UK rankings, with all eight of the firm’s ranked practice areas retaining their 2026 tier positions.
The results recognise the strength and depth of Tozers’ teams across Clinical Negligence, Employment, Charities and Not-For-Profit, Corporate and Commercial, Family, Personal Tax, Trusts and Probate, Affordable Housing and Planning, alongside individual recognition for lawyers across a number of these areas.
Eight teams retain their rankings
Tozers’ Clinical Negligence team has retained its Tier 1 position, with Endurance Arthur continuing to be recognised as a Leading Partner alongside Simon Mansfield. Clair Hemming, Michelle Beckett and Helena Campbell are also recognised as Key Lawyers.
The Employment and Charities and Not-For-Profit teams have both retained their Tier 2 rankings. Joanna Parry continues to be recognised as a Leading Associate in Employment, while James Evans remains a Leading Partner in Charities and Not-For-Profit.
The firm’s Corporate and Commercial and Family teams have retained their Tier 3 positions. Aimee Aspinall continues to be recognised as a Leading Associate in Family, alongside Key Lawyer recognition for Fiona Wadey and David Cobern.
Our Personal Tax, Trust and Probate team has retained its Tier 2 ranking, with Gráinne Staunton continuing as a Leading Partner. Social Housing remains Tier 3, with Stephen Burtchaell continuing as a Leading Partner and Rachel Langley now recognised as a Next Generation Partner.
The Planning team has also retained its Tier 4 ranking, with Kelly Burns continuing as a Leading Associate.
New individual recognition
The 2027 rankings also bring new recognition for a number of Tozers lawyers.
Rachel Langley is recognised as a Next Generation Partner in Social Housing for the first time, while Catriona Yates is recognised as a Key Lawyer in Charities and Not-For-Profit.
In Personal Tax, Trust and Probate, Naomi Hoare receives Key Lawyer recognition for the first time. Mike Taylor is also newly recognised as Key Lawyers in Social Housing.
The results reflect the breadth of expertise within Tozers’ teams, with individual lawyers recognised alongside established practice heads and leading partners across the firm.
Recognition across a broad range of legal expertise
The Legal 500 rankings are based on research that considers feedback from clients and legal professionals, as well as submissions from law firms.
The continued recognition of all eight Tozers teams demonstrates the breadth of specialist advice available across the firm, from Clinical Negligence and Employment to Family, Planning, Wealth Management and Social Housing.
Paul Kelly, Managing Partner at Tozers, said:
“We are particularly pleased to see a number of our lawyers receive new individual recognition this year. This reflects the depth of expertise within our teams and the contribution of colleagues at different stages of their careers, alongside the continued recognition of our established practice leaders.”
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You can find the full Tozers LLP profile and 2027 rankings on the Legal 500 website.