A more upbeat version of the other thread!
Eversheds have always been very decent whenever I've had to deal with them in PP or in house, and useful that they can call their mates up in just about any country and get a quick answer.
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They’re nice people usually.
The problem I have found is that “very competent” and “very nice” seldom (but not never) coincide.
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But agree if you work with the right teams there you often get a very good service and real technical expertise as well as commercial nous. Just a bit of a curate’s egg law firm.
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DWF I have also found to be competent, commercially sensible and user-friendly. And (like ES) cheap as chips.
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Also Slaughters really are usually pretty great
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only know one person who's worked at slaughters and hes a massive aunt
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Norton Rose were a plague of locusts as oppos. A very polite plague of locusts it has to be said.
Which I guess makes them good in the context of litigation.
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DLA
that big firm in Hull - firstname surname solicitors, irs called. They were surprisingly good.
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Baker & McKenzie HK
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Brandsmiths
Kempners (now Haseltine Lake Kempner).
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