LONDON – Oct. 16, 2026 – The Chambers UK 2027 Legal Guide recognises 32 lawyers and 10 practices from global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP’s London office.
Key achievements for the firm include:
- Restructuring/Insolvency: Litigation earns a new practice ranking, entering at Band 4.
- Real Estate Finance moves up to Band 5.
- Paul Maher is recognised as an Eminent Practitioner for Corporate/M&A: £100-800 million, while Steven Cowins and Clive Jones are ranked in Band 1 for Investment Funds: Real Estate and Tax: Real Estate, respectively.
- Eight individuals are newly recognised: Matthew Birchall for Tax; Hayley Çapani for Restructuring/Insolvency and Restructuring/Insolvency: Litigation; Duncan Hubbard and Partha S. Pal for Real Estate Finance; Mohammed Khamisa KC for International Arbitration; Rebecca Meads for POCA Work & Asset Forfeiture; Alex Swan for Financial Crime: Individuals; and Patrick Williams for Real Estate: £150 million and above.
- Five individual rankings improved by one band: Virginia Allen for Employment: Employer (Band 5 to Band 4); Richard Ceeney for Construction: Non-contentious (Band 5 to Band 4); John Houghton for Restructuring/Insolvency (Band 4 to Band 3); and Rebecca Meads for Corporate Crime & Investigations (Band 5 to Band 4) and Financial Crime: Individuals (Band 4 to Band 3).
The 2027 guide recognises Greenberg Traurig in the following 10 practice areas:
- Corporate Crime & Investigations – Band 4
- Corporate/M&A: £100-800 million – Band 3
- Fraud: Civil – Band 2
- Investment Funds: Real Estate – Band 2
- Leveraged Finance: Borrowers/Sponsors: Mid-Market – Band 3
- Real Estate: £150 million and above – Band 5
- Real Estate Finance – Band 5
- Restructuring/Insolvency – Band 5
- Restructuring/Insolvency: Litigation – Band 4
- Tax – Band 6
The following Greenberg Traurig lawyers are recognised in the Chambers UK 2027 guide:
- Fiona Adams – Corporate/M&A: £100-800 million, Band 3
- Virginia Allen – Employment: Employer, Band 4
- Matthew Birchall – Tax, Up and Coming
- Hannah Blom-Cooper – Fraud: Civil, Band 5; Restructuring/Insolvency: Litigation, Band 3
- Claire Broadbelt – Fraud: Civil, Band 2
- Hayley Çapani – Restructuring/Insolvency, Band 6; Restructuring/Insolvency: Litigation, Band 6
- Richard Ceeney – Construction: Non-contentious, Band 4
- Rupert Cheetham – Restructuring/Insolvency, Band 6
- Steven Cowins – Investment Funds: Real Estate, Band 1
- Tom Dear – Investment Funds: Real Estate, Up and Coming
- Tim Dolan – Financial Services: Non-contentious Regulatory, Band 5
- Elizabeth Fox – Fraud: Civil, Band 5
- Kathryn Garbett – Fraud: Civil, Band 3
- Jason Hambury – Construction: International Arbitration, Band 3
- Matt Hancock – Financial Services: Contentious Regulatory (Individuals), Band 3
- John Houghton – Restructuring/Insolvency, Band 3
- Duncan Hubbard – Real Estate Finance, Band 5
- Clive Jones – Tax: Real Estate, Band 1
- Mehmet Karagoz – Fraud: Civil, Up and Coming
- Mohammed Khamisa KC – International Arbitration, Band 6
- Paul Maher – Corporate/M&A: £100-800 million, Eminent Practitioner
- Danielle Martin – Real Estate: £150 million and above, Band 4
- Rebecca Meads – Corporate Crime & Investigations, Band 4; Financial Crime: Individuals, Band 3; POCA Work & Asset Forfeiture, Band 3
- Sarah Moyles – Corporate/M&A: £100-800 million, Band 4
- Partha S. Pal – Real Estate Finance, Band 5
- Marc Snell – Investment Funds: Real Estate, Band 4
- Alex Swan – Financial Crime: Individuals, Up and Coming
- Sierra M. Taylor – Real Estate Finance, Band 5
- Annabel Thomas – Fraud: Civil, Band 3
- Henrietta Walker – Corporate/M&A: £100-800 million, Band 4
- Patrick Williams – Real Estate: £150 million and above, Band 5
- Masoud Zabeti – Banking Litigation, Band 5