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January 13, 2017

Fifteen Tilleke & Gibbins Lawyers Receive Recognition in Chambers Asia-Pacific 2017 Rankings

Chambers Asia-Pacific

Chambers Asia-Pacific  has recognized 15 Tilleke & Gibbins lawyers and consultants for their impressive legal knowledge and expertise, capabilities, and client-focused services in its annual rankings of top law firms and lawyers from 41 jurisdictions around the world. The rankings were based on in-depth market research and input from clients and legal practitioners.

The following Tilleke & Gibbins lawyers and consultants were recognized in Chambers Asia-Pacific 2017:

More information on the rankings may be found on the Chambers Asia-Pacific website.

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