Corker Binning secures four top-tier practice rankings in Chambers UK 2026

Corker Binning has been ranked once again as a top-tier law firm in the 2026 edition of Chambers UK 2026.

Described as a “lean, focused team that has one of the very best business crime offerings” with an “agile and knowledgeable” criminal department and “demonstrat[ing] absolute commitment to the client’s cause”, Corker Binning has retained its Band 1 ranking for ‘Financial Crime: Individuals’, ‘Extradition’, ‘POCA Work & Asset Forfeiture’ and ‘Tax: Contentious: Fraud’.

The firm is also ranked in Band 2 for ‘Crime’ and in Band 3 for both ‘Sanctions’ and ‘Financial Services: Contentious Regulatory (Individuals)’.

Furthermore, nine of the Corker Binning team have been recognised as leading lawyers:

Jessica Parker has maintained her Band 1 ranking for both ‘Financial Crime: Individuals’ and ‘Tax: Contentious: Fraud’, as well as being ranked for ‘POCA Work & Asset Forfeiture’.

Andrew Smith has maintained his top-tier status for both ‘Financial Crime: Individuals’ and ‘Extradition’, as well as being ranked for ‘POCA Work & Asset Forfeiture’ and ‘Tax: Contentious: Fraud’ and is newly ranked for ‘Sanctions’.

Claire Cross has maintained her Band 2 rankings for both ‘Financial Crime: Individuals’ and ‘Financial Services: Contentious Regulatory’.

Edward Grange has once again been named a Star Individual for ‘Extradition’ and is also ranked in the ‘Crime’ category, while Danielle Reece-Greenhalgh has maintained her respective rankings in both categories.

Henrietta Ronson is now ranked in the ‘Crime’ category and maintains her Up and Coming ranking in the ‘Financial Crime: Individuals’ category.

Nick Barnard is newly ranked in Band 3 for ‘Financial Services: Contentious Regulatory (Individuals) and as Up and Coming in ‘Tax: Contentious: Fraud’.

Peter Binning is now recognised in the Senior Statespeople category for ‘Financial Crime: Individuals’, while David Corker is once again ranked in the Senior Statespeople category for ‘POCA Work & Asset Forfeiture’.

Chambers UK 2026 rankings can be viewed here.