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Redkite Solicitors gains four new practice area rankings in Chambers UK 2027

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Redkite Solicitors gains four new practice area rankings in Chambers UK 2027

Redkite Solicitors has achieved its strongest results to date in the Chambers UK 2027 guide, securing four new practice area rankings, four new individual lawyer rankings and one lawyer moving up to Band 2.

The results broaden Redkite’s presence in the guide, with the firm now ranked across five practice areas in Wales.

Highlights from this year’s rankings include:

  • Employment achieving its first Chambers ranking at Band 3
  • Litigation entering the guide at Band 3
  • Personal Injury: Mainly Claimant receiving its first team ranking at Band 2
  • Real Estate achieving its first ranking at Band 3
  • Four Redkite lawyers receiving their first individual rankings

A broader Chambers presence

The four new practice area rankings represent an important step forward for Redkite, recognising the growing strength and reputation of teams working across a wide range of practice areas.

Redkite now holds five Chambers practice area rankings in Wales:

  • Employment – Band 3
  • Family/Matrimonial – Band 3
  • Litigation – Band 3
  • Personal Injury: Mainly Claimant – Band 2
  • Real Estate – Band 3

Individual recognition

Four Redkite lawyers have also been ranked for the first time:

  • Sophie Jones, Personal Injury: Mainly Claimant (Wales) – Band 2
  • Carys Lodwick, Employment (Wales) – Band 3
  • Rhian Davies, Litigation (Wales) – Band 3
  • Lucy Hollis, Real Estate (Wales) – Band 3

Susan Williams has moved up from Band 3 to Band 2 for Family/Matrimonial in Wales.

Redkite’s existing ranked lawyers have also retained their Band 2 positions:

  • Anna Cole, Personal Injury: Mainly Claimant (South West)
  • Madeleine Pinschof, Clinical Negligence: Mainly Claimant (South West)
  • Phillip Gower, Personal Injury: Mainly Claimant: Industrial Disease (UK-wide)

Neil Walker, Redkite CEO, says: “These results are a reflection of the quality of work being delivered by our teams every day. Securing four new practice area rankings is an important step for Redkite and shows that the expertise we have across the firm is gaining wider recognition.

“It’s brilliant to see Sophie, Carys, Rhian and Lucy enter the rankings, Susan move up to Band 2, and Anna, Madeleine and Phillip retain their Band 2 positions.

"Of course, these results are never down to one person. They reflect a real team effort. Behind every ranking is a wider team working hard to support our clients and one another. Chambers also considers feedback from clients and other legal professionals, so we’re very grateful to everyone who took the time to share their experience.”

Read more about Redkite’s Chambers UK 2027 rankings here.

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