Eight rankings for Hall & Wilcox in The Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2018
Leading independent business law firm, Hall & Wilcox is thrilled to be recognised and ranked in eight key practice areas in the latest edition The Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2018. Hall & Wilcox has again been ranked in six practice areas from last year – Banking and finance, Dispute resolution, Labour and employment, Real estate, Insurance and Restructuring. Corporate and M&A and Tax are included for the first time in this guide.
The Corporate and M&A ranking is recognition of the team’s extensive capabilities to act on complex private and public M&As and the Tax ranking recognises the team’s multi-disciplinary approach to provide both tax advisory and tax dispute and risk management solutions.
As part of the rankings, 50 individuals have also been recommended in the editorial.
- Banking and finance – Harry New – Heather Gray – Mark Inston – Eugene Chen – Richard Mann – John Bassilios – Jeannette Lui
- Corporate and M&A – John Hutchinson – Oliver Jankowsky – Christopher Brown – Jacqui Barrett – Deborah Chew – Ed Paton – James Morvell – Martin Ross – Conrad Smith – Jung Ryu
- Dispute resolution – Graydon Dowd – Natasha Toholka – Adrian Lasky – Stephen Klotz – Tom McMahon
- Insurance –Rhett Slocombe – Paul Baxter – Drew Castley – David Short – Matt McDonald – Andrew Lyle – Leigh Parker – Emma Baker
- Labour and employment – Aaron Dearden – Karl Rozenbergs – Kylie Groves – Mark Dunphy – Kerryn Tredwell – Alison Baker – Felicity Clarke
- Real estate – Natalie Bannister – John O’Kane – Paul O’Donnell – Stan Kondilios – Chris Hammond
- Restructuring and insolvency – Wayne Kelcey – Natasha Toholka – Stephen Klotz – Mark Petrucco – Adrian Lasky
- Tax – Andrew O’Bryan – Michael Parker – Marina Raulings – Frank Hinoporos
The Legal 500 Asia Pacific provides a comprehensive listing of law firms and lawyers and insight into legal markets across the Asia Pacific. The rankings are based on a number of factors including the complexity of matters handled, size of the practice area, feedback received from clients and information received during researcher interviews.