Irwin Mitchell celebrates Chambers High Net Worth rankings success

Irwin Mitchell is celebrating another strong year in the Chambers High Net Worth Guide, with 33 individuals named and the firm ranked across 14 categories throughout the UK.

The independent guide identifies leading lawyers, law firms and professional advisers working with high and ultra-high net worth individuals and families. Its rankings are based on detailed research, market commentary and feedback from clients and other professionals.

The latest results mark a significant endorsement of Irwin Mitchell’s national private client expertise, recognising the firm’s strength across private wealth law, private wealth disputes, landed estates and family/matrimonial finance for high-net-worth clients.

Outstanding national recognition for private client expertise

The rankings showcase the scale and strength of Irwin Mitchell’s private client practice across the country, with recommendations in regions and markets including London, Sheffield, North East & Yorkshire, the Midlands, Birmingham, the South West, Reading, Crawley, Southampton, the South, the North West, Leeds, Bradford and surrounds, the Thames Valley, Manchester and UK-wide.

The results include several Band 1 team and individual recommendations, together with recognition for Star Associates and Up and Coming lawyers, underlining the exceptional talent, experience and future strength of the firm’s private client teams.

Recognition reflecting the evolving needs of high net worth clients

The success reflects Irwin Mitchell’s continued investment in supporting high and ultra-high net worth clients with increasingly complex personal, family and financial affairs. Many clients are managing significant wealth across generations, jurisdictions and asset classes, while also navigating major life events such as succession planning, relationship breakdown, bereavement, business sales, inheritance disputes and the transfer of family wealth.

The firm’s expertise spans individuals, families, entrepreneurs, business owners and those managing significant personal, family or landed estate assets. Its teams advise on private wealth planning, trusts and estates, family law, contentious probate, landed estates and disputes, helping clients protect their assets, resolve sensitive issues and plan confidently for the future.

The latest rankings also underline the firm’s ability to provide joined-up, specialist advice across the country, combining national scale with deep regional expertise from the South Coast through major metropolitan centres and into Yorkshire, the North West and the North East.

Ros Bever, managing partner of the Private Client Group at Irwin Mitchell, is among those recognised, with a ranking for high-net-worth family and matrimonial finance work. She said: 

“We’re delighted to see Irwin Mitchell recognised so strongly in the latest Chambers High Net Worth Guide. These rankings are a fantastic endorsement of the quality, commitment and depth of expertise across our private client teams nationally.

“High net worth clients and their families are facing increasingly complex international legal issues, from wealth planning and succession to disputes, family matters and landed estates. Our strength lies in combining technical excellence with a personal, practical approach that helps clients protect what matters most to them. We can also draw on the support of colleagues across other areas of the business from residential property through to our employment and corporate teams to offer a holistic approach when advising clients.

“To have 33 individuals named and rankings across 14 categories is an achievement everyone across the Private Client Group can be proud of. It is testament to the outstanding work being done for our clients every day, and to the strength of our national team.”

About Chambers High Net Worth

The Chambers High Net Worth Guide researches and ranks professional advisers to high and ultra-high net worth individuals globally. It covers private wealth management work and related specialisms in more than 55 countries, including detailed region-by-region coverage of the UK.