“Experience in representing clients in matters which require great sensitivity due to their public image, young age, or nature of the matter.” Legal 500, 2025
Corker Binning is pleased to have been ranked once again as a top-tier firm for both ‘Crime: general’ and ‘Fraud: white-collar crime (advice to individuals)’ in the latest UK edition of The Legal 500, published today.
The firm has also retained its rankings in the ‘Financial services: contentious’ and ‘Tax litigation and investigations’ categories.
Furthermore, every single Corker Binning partner, alongside consultant David Corker, is recommended in the legal directory, which highlights the practice area teams who are providing the most cutting-edge and innovative advice to clients. The firm has also been recognised for its outstanding client service.
Described as the “pre-eminent boutique firm for criminal law issues”, Corker Binning is praised for its “deep and experienced bench of ‘true specialists in their fields’ capable of handling the full gamut of white collar criminal matters” and for providing “‘high-quality’ advice to individuals in high-stakes regulatory investigations and enforcement actions, many of which often involve multi-faceted, cross-border issues and an involvement with overlapping regulatory agency scrutiny.”
The firm’s “thoughtful and pragmatic” general crime team, meanwhile, is recognised for its “experience in representing clients in matters which require great sensitivity due to their public image, young age, or nature of the matter.”
The Legal 500’s rankings are based on feedback from clients, submissions from law firms, interviews with leading private practice lawyers, and market analysis conducted by the directory’s team of researchers.
The Legal 500 UK 2025 rankings can be viewed here.
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