Mar 12, 2020
MINNEAPOLIS, March 17, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Ally Law, a global legal network that includes more than 70 member firms and nearly 3,000 lawyers worldwide, is pleased to announce that 19 of its member firms have been listed in the latest editions of Chambers and Partners' legal guides. Ally Law is also ranked a Band 1 Leading Law Firm Network, Global-wide, in Chambers Global 2020, as well as Band 1 in Chambers Latin America (Global Law Firm Networks, Latin America-wide) and Band 3 in Chambers Asia-Pacific (Leading Regional Law Firm Networks).
Said Björn Welinder, president of Ally Law and a partner in Lund, Sweden-based law firm Lindmark Welinder, "We extend our congratulations to all of our member firms around the world that have been honored in these most recent rankings by Chambers and Partners. As an organization, we take great pride in the top-quality service, counsel and collaboration that is a hallmark of our client-service focus."
The Ally Law member firms ranked in Chambers Asia-Pacific 2020 include:
Australia: Thynne + Macartney: Band 2, Shipping China: R&P China Lawyers: Band 2, Corporate/Commercial: East Coast: Shanghai (PRC Firms) Hong Kong: Boase Cohen & Collins: Band 3, Family/Matrimonial (International Firms) Taiwan: Formosan Brothers: Band 3, Dispute Resolution, Intellectual Property, and Real Estate & Projects; also Band 3, Intellectual Property in Chambers Global 2020 Vietnam: LNT & Partners: Band 2, Dispute Resolution; Band 3, Banking & Finance, Corporate/M&A; also Band 3, Banking & Finance and Corporate/M&A in Chambers Global 2020The Ally Law member firm ranked in Chambers Canada 2019 is:
Ontario: Torkin Manes LLP: Band 1, Corporate/Commercial: Highly Regarded; Band 2, Real EstateThe Ally Law member firms ranked in Chambers Europe 2019 include:
Bulgaria: Kalaidjiev & Georgiev: Band 3, Dispute Resolution Cyprus: Georgiades & Pelides: Band 2, Corporate/Commercial; Band 3, Banking & Finance; also Band 2, Corporate/Commercial in Chambers Global 2020 Hungary: KCG Partners Law Firm: Band 4, Employment Malta: WH Partners: Band 1, Corporate/Commercial: Gaming & Licensing; also Band 3, Corporate/Commercial and Financial Services in Chambers Global 2020 and Band 2, FinTech Legal in Chambers FinTech 2020The Ally Law member firms ranked in Chambers Latin America 2020 include:
Argentina: Richards, Cardinal, Tützer, Zabala & Zaefferer: Band 2, TMT (Telecoms, Media, Technology); Band 3, Bankruptcy/Restructuring; Band 4, Corporate/M&A; also Band 4, Corporate/M&A in Chambers Global 2020 Brazil: Cascione Pulino Boulos Advogados: Band 3, Banking & Finance; Band 4, Corporate/M&A; Band 5, Capital Markets, Projects, and Real Estate; also Band 3, Banking & Finance, Band 4, Corporate/M&A, and Band 5, Capital Markets and Projects in Chambers Global 2020, and Band 3, FinTech Legal in Chambers FinTech 2020The Ally Law member firm ranked in Chambers UK 2020 is:
United Kingdom: Edwin Coe LLP: Band 1, Restructuring/Insolvency: Personal Insolvency; Band 2, Insurance: Mainly Policyholders (both UK-wide); Band 3, Employment: Senior Executive and Professional Negligence: Insurance (both in London (Firms))The Ally Law member firms included in Chambers USA 2019 include:
Alaska: Birch, Horton, Bittner & Cherot: Band 2, Litigation: General Commercial, and Real Estate Illinois: Much Shelist, P.C.: Band 3, Construction Michigan: Varnum LLP: Band 3, Banking & Finance, Corporate/M&A, Labor & Employment, and Real Estate; also Band 2, Private Wealth Law in Chambers High Net Worth 2019 Washington: Summit Law Group, PLLC: Band 3, Labor & Employment and Litigation: General CommercialThe Ally Law member firms ranked in Chambers Global 2020 include:
Israel: Lipa Meir & Co: Band 1, Restructuring/Insolvency (Israel); Band 4, Banking & Finance (Israel) USA (North Carolina): Smith, Anderson, Blount, Dorsett, Mitchell &About Ally Law
Ally Law, a Chambers and Partners Band 1 Global Law Firm Network, provides sophisticated legal services to major corporations, with a sharp focus on value and efficiency. Our 70+ firms include nearly 3,000 lawyers in 100 business centers worldwide. For more information, visit www.ally-law.com.
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