Herbert Smith Freehills LLP
Legal Influencer
Q1: 2024
Herbert Smith Freehills is one of the world’s leading professional services businesses, bringing together the best people across our 26 offices, to meet all your legal services needs globally. We can help you realise opportunities while managing risk.
Understanding your requirements, objectives and operating environment is important to us - we listen and take time to do this. You have ready access to our deep global sectoral expertise, as well as our local market understanding, to help you achieve your commercial objectives.
Operating as one global team, we use innovative systems and processes to ensure your work is delivered intelligently, efficiently and reliably. We care about the markets and communities we work within and constantly strive to make them better.
What does it all add up to? When you work with Herbert Smith Freehills, you are partnering with a world-class and diverse team of client focused professionals who can ensure you achieve your best results.
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WWL Rankings
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- 62 experts at this firm are ranked in WWL - Australia & New Zealand 2023
- 31 experts at this firm are ranked in WWL - Arbitration 2024
- 22 experts at this firm are ranked in WWL - Competition 2023
- 20 experts at this firm are ranked in WWL - Energy 2023
- 16 experts at this firm are ranked in WWL - Mainland China, Hong Kong SAR and Macao SAR 2023
- 14 experts at this firm are ranked in WWL - France 2023
Lexology Legal Influencers
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Panoramic Contributions
- Anti-Bribery & Corruption in China
- Anti-Bribery & Corruption in Hong Kong
- Anti-Money Laundering in Hong Kong
- Competition in Digital Markets in European Union
- Competition in Digital Markets in Germany
- Competition in Digital Markets in United Kingdom
- Competition in Digital Markets: Global Overview
- Financial Services Compliance in Australia
- Gaming in South Africa
- Pharmaceutical Antitrust in South Africa
- Sovereign Immunity in Germany
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- ADR Notes
- Africa Notes
- APAC Restructuring, Turnaround and Insolvency Notes
- Arbitration notes
- Asia Disputes Notes
- Aviation Finance notes
- Banking Litigation Notes
- Beyond Brexit
- Civil Fraud and Asset Tracing Notes
- Climate Change Notes
- Competition Notes
- Connected and Autonomous Vehicles Notes
- Construction Notes
- Corporate Notes
- CYBER AND DATA SECURITY NOTES
- Data Notes
- Digital TMT and Sourcing Notes
- DISPUTES AUSTRALIA NOTES
- Employment notes
- Energy and Infrastructure Consenting Notes
- Energy notes
- Environment, Planning & Communities Notes
- ESG NOTES
- Fintech Notes
- FSR and Corporate Crime notes
- FSR Australia Notes
- Indonesia Notes
- Infrastructure notes
- Insurance Notes
- Intellectual Property Notes
- Latin America notes
- Life Sciences notes
- Litigation notes
- MALAYSIA NOTES
- Mining Notes
- Pensions Notes
- POLICY MATTERS
- Private Wealth and Trust Disputes Notes
- Product Liability Notes
- Public International Law Notes
- Public Law Notes
- REAL ESTATE AUSTRALIA NOTES
- Real Estate Development Notes
- REMUNERATION & INCENTIVES
- SANCTIONS NOTES
- Tax Australia notes
- Tax Investigations and Disputes notes