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Blandy & Blandy Top Ranked in Chambers HNW Guide

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Tuesday, August 1, 2023 7:02 am
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A LAW firm with offices in Reading and Henley has been hailed as a top tier firm when it comes to private wealth law.

The team at Chambers High Net Worth Guide have ranked Blandy & Blandy for its “long-standing reputation for the strength of its private client work” and is one of only two firms in Reading to feature in the top tier and the only firm in Henley or Wokingham – where it is to open an office soon – to be ranked at all.

Jonathan Gater, Caroline Casagranda and Elizabeth Short, partners in the firm’s Wills, Probate, Tax and Trusts team, are individually recommended, as is consultant solicitor Graham Benwell.

They are respectively described as a “go-to solicitor”, “excellent and well regarded”, “a joy to work alongside” and as having “considerable experience”.

Chambers and Partners has dedicated more than 25 years to ranking the world’s best lawyers, and publishes its findings annually.

They are based on extensive independent research involving clients, law firms and other professional services firms.

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Blandy & Blandy’s Caroline Casagranda said: “Well done and thank you to my colleagues in our fantastic Wills, Probate, Tax & Trusts team.

“This top-tier ranking is a firm reflection of their hard work and dedication to providing our clients with first-rate legal advice and excellent client care. Thank you also to everyone who participated in the research process this year.”

For more details, log on to: www.blandy.co.uk

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