Osbornes Shortlisted At Family Law Awards
Bridget ThompsonTable of Contents
The family department is delighted to have been shortlisted for ‘London Law Firm of the Year 2021‘ at the Lexis Nexis Family Law Awards.
2021 is the tenth anniversary of the awards that bring together the family law community, recognising the important work of family lawyers, and celebrate their many successes and outstanding achievements.
Bridget Thompson, Head of Family at Osbornes Law comments:
“The whole department is incredibly proud to be shortlisted for the law firm of the year award. As with all law firms, the last year has seen the way our lawyers work completely change. Our main aim as a department and firm has been to ensure minimal disruption to our clients, whilst we continue to offer the highest standard of legal advice. The entire team has worked tirelessly to achieve this and to be a finalist for this award is recognition of this hard work and dedication”.
The judging panel for all awards are made up of the heads of the Family Law Bar Association, Resolution, the Association of Lawyers for Children and the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives, along with Family Law editors and publishing professionals.
The family department at Osbornes Law is ranked as a leading law firm by Chambers UK and the Legal 500. Our team of divorce lawyers are known for handling complex, high value divorces for HNW individuals, dealing with international assets and children arrangements.
The department advises on all children matters and has a unique alternative parenting team, advising on adoption, surrogacy,Ā and fertility Law. Head of this team, Naomi Angell is a previous recipient of the Outstanding Contribution to Family Law award at the family law awards.
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