Ranking Table

Crime

Our Crime sections focus on the representation of individuals during criminal investigations and prosecution for serious charges such as those concerning the illegal drugs trade, assault, sexual offences, terrorism and homicide. It covers work at all levels, from initial police dealings and high street advisory matters all the way to the Supreme Court and the European Court of Human Rights. We take into account both privately and publicly funded work. Criminal matters related to fraud, money laundering and bribery are all reviewed separately in our Financial Crime sections. This table covers Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Lancashire, Cheshire and Cumbria. It contains the leading law firms and lawyers in Manchester, Liverpool, Chester, Carlisle and elsewhere.

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  • Band 1

    Band 1

    Farleys Solicitors (Part of Lawfront)

    Farleys Solicitors (Part of Lawfront)

    4 years ranked

    Forbes

    Forbes

    4 years ranked

    JMW Solicitors LLP

    JMW Solicitors LLP

    3 years ranked

    Olliers

    Olliers

    4 years ranked

    Stephensons

  • Band 2

    Band 2

    Mary Monson Solicitors

    Mary Monson Solicitors

    4 years ranked

    MSB Solicitors

    MSB Solicitors

    4 years ranked

    Slater Heelis (Part of Lawfront)

    Slater Heelis (Part of Lawfront)

    3 years ranked

    Tuckers Solicitors

    Tuckers Solicitors

    3 years ranked

    AGI Criminal Solicitors

    Burton Copeland Ltd

    Reeds Solicitors

  • Band 3

    Band 3

    Cartwright King

    Cartwright King

    3 years ranked

    Howards Solicitors

    Howards Solicitors

    4 years ranked

    Potter Derby Solicitors

    Potter Derby Solicitors

    4 years ranked

    Abbey Solicitors

    ABR Solicitors

    Draycott Browne Solicitors

    Forresters Solicitors

    Hogan Brown

    RH Law LLP

    Winley Ford Solicitors

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