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Rankings 2021

L&E Global maintains ‘Elite’ status in Chambers Global 2021
We are proud to announce that L&E Global has maintained its ‘Elite’ status, for the fourth consecutive year, in the recently published Chambers Global 2021 – Employment: The Elite in Global Market Leaders Legal Rankings.

The Elite rankings table has been designed to provide the most in-depth insights and reviews of the top ranked lawyers and law firms. The firms included in our rankings have been recommended by in-house counsel, other third-party experts and private practice lawyers. Chambers Global provides reliable recommendations, allowing clients to make an informed decision when procuring legal services across Global Market Leaders.

" L&E Global has a strong international presence with members in numerous jurisdictions. Members possess a recognised regional footprint and are able to present clients with a truly international outlook. Sources claim that the network is “very global” and offers a “pragmatic, quick and loyal” service."

Rankings 2020

L&E Global ranked by Chambers Global 2020 as an Elite Global-Wide Employment Law Network
L&E Global is proud to announce that for the third consecutive year, we have upheld our market position as an “Elite” Global-Wide Employment Law Network in Chambers Global 2020. In their editorial, Chambers emphasised that “L&E Global has a strong international presence with members in numerous jurisdictions. Members possess a recognised regional footprint and are able to present clients with a truly international outlook. Sources observe that the network has “a good name in the market.“

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