George Green's Litigation Team Celebrates Chambers UK 2027 Success
George Green LLP is delighted to announce that its litigation team has once again been recognised...
George Green LLP is delighted to announce that its litigation team has once again been recognised in the prestigious Chambers and Partners UK 2027 Guide and all three partners in the team have individual recognition.
The ranking reflects the team's reputation for advising businesses and private individuals on a wide range of commercial disputes, including shareholder disputes, unfair prejudice claims and complex contractual matters.
Client feedback highlighted the team's technical excellence, responsiveness and commitment to achieving successful outcomes. Comments included:
"They are very good technically. Whenever they come back with drafts, there is nothing you can suggest as they have done it perfectly."
"The George Green team was always in full communication with me, leaving me feeling that they had full control of a very challenging situation."
"George Green understood our case in detail and always supported quickly."
The Chambers research also recognised the expertise of all three partners within the team:
This achievement means that every partner in George Green's litigation team has received individual recognition from Chambers, underlining the depth of talent and expertise within the department.
Morgan Rees was praised by clients for his strategic approach and advocacy skills, with one client commenting:
"Morgan is absolutely on top of the details, he knows the facts, writes persuasively and regularly gets referred to in court where he forces the other side to say something self-defeating."
Adam Johnson was recognised for his broad litigation experience and commercial outlook, with clients describing him as:
"An exceptional litigator. He is extremely good and very entrepreneurial, with so much ability."
Meanwhile, George Gwynn's ranking as an Up-and-Coming Partner reflects his growing reputation in complex disputes, with clients highlighting his attention to detail, responsiveness and commitment to understanding their objectives. One client said:
“George offers excellent attention to detail and deals with matters promptly and efficiently.”
The department's recent work included acting for Medequip Assistive Technology in a procurement dispute concerning a £30 million community equipment services contract.
Commenting on the rankings, David Stevenson, CEO of George Green LLP, said:
"We are extremely proud to see our litigation team recognised once again by Chambers, and particularly pleased that all three partners within the department have received individual recognition. This is a fantastic achievement and reflects the strength, depth and quality of the team.
The rankings are based on independent research and client feedback, making them a valuable endorsement of the service we provide. We are grateful to our clients for their continued trust and support, and I would like to congratulate Morgan, Adam, George and the wider team on this well-deserved recognition."