North East lawyers ranked in major Acritas Star global database
Newcastle’s Womble Bond Dickinson Lawyers has been singled out by clients for providing ‘outstanding’ service.
A total of 21 lawyers from across the firm’s UK and US offices have received recognition in Acritas Stars; an international database of ‘star lawyers’.
Five of these lawyers are based in the firm’s Newcastle office. The lawyers recognised are all partners of corporate and commercial services.
Kevin Robertson, partner and head of Newcastle at Womble Bond Dickinson, said: “We are delighted that five of our Newcastle lawyers, along with many of our other lawyers from Womble Bond Dickinson, have been ranked in Acritas Stars global database.
“Receiving such outstanding client feedback is a tribute to the high-quality legal expertise, commitment and professionalism within our team.”
Ranking in the UK’s top 20 law firms, Womble Bond Dickinson provides legal advice in 11 sectors from across eight offices in the UK and 19 offices in the US.
The Acritas Stars Report has been compiled through a survey of nearly 4,000 general counsel and other senior leaders at legal departments around the world.
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