Chambers Global has once again ranked Castrén & Snellman’s services among the top in Finland in its yearly publication. The rankings place special emphasis on client feedback, supplemented by background information provided by law firms.
Castrén & Snellman was highly ranked in six categories in the Chambers Global Guide.
- Dispute Resolution, Band 1
- Banking & Finance, Band 1
- Corporate M&A, Band 2
- Capital Markets, Band 3
- Intellectual Property, Band 2
In addition to service-specific categories, Chambers separately evaluates the services of law firms in international assignments. The ‘International & Cross-Border Capabilities’ category recognises law firms that are the easiest to approach from the client’s perspective and offer the highest quality service when international expertise is required in the assignment.
Humble thanks to all our clients who gave feedback regarding our services!
Individual rankings for 15 of our experts
15 of our lawyers in total received individual rankings from Chambers Global.
- Tero Tuomisto, Banking & Finance
- Sakari Lukinmaa, Banking & Finance
- Minna Korhonen, Banking & Finance
- Janne Lauha, Capital Markets
- Jan Örndahl, Corporate/M&A
- Carola Lindholm, Corporate/M&A
- Benjamin Bade, Corporate/M&A
- Karlo Siirala, Corporate/M&A
- Anders Forss, Dispute Resolution
- Marko Hentunen, Dispute Resolution
- Tuomas Lehtinen, Dispute Resolution
- Ilona Karppinen, Dispute Resolution
- Jerker Pitkänen, Dispute Resolution
- Sakari Salonen, Intellectual Property
- Kim Parviainen, Intellectual Property
Anders Forss and Marko Hentunen were additionally named Finland’s ‘Most in Demand Arbitrators’ by the publication.
Read the results in full on Chambers’ website.
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