Chambers 2015
I was delighted that, as an individual, and more importantly the Thompsons' team were ranked band 1 in Chambers 2015. Many thanks to clients who took part in the survey and gave feedback. The full guide can be accessed here http://www.chambersandpartners.com/11831/27/editorial/1/1
In the meantime here's what they had to say about us.
What the team is known for Representing high-profile clients in a broad and varied spectrum of children and finance cases. Recognised for its ability to handle matters relating to international assets and multi-jurisdictional issues, as well as its expertise in collaborative services.
Strengths (Quotes mainly from clients)
"I'm really happy with them, they communicate well and keep me informed. They're great to deal with and they work hard."
"They provide good value for money and an excellent service, and they know the courts very well."
Notable practitioners
Kirstie Law is "absolutely committed to moving things along, getting a result and resolving cases," and is highly respected for her collaborative law expertise. Sources say: "She is one of the most effective lawyers practising in this area. Her approach is wonderfully refreshing and straightforward."
Sarah Judd "takes on the unusual cases and is able to think creatively - she's able to handle cases that others can't fit into their envelope of practice." She is skilled in mediation and collaboration, and is praised for her abilities in finance and children matters.
Joanna Pratt is head of the firm's family department and is recognised for her work in areas such as domestic violence, children matters and finance. She is "sensible and sensitive. She really cares about her clients and has the human touch while being efficient and staying on top of things."
Desmond O'Donnell impresses commentators with his handling of challenging matters in the family space. He is experienced across a range of collaborative law and mediation work.
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