We are pleased to announce that Mark Pearce and Ravi Francis, both Partners in our private client team, have been named in Citywealth’s list of the top 100 Private Client Lawyers.
The list, decided upon by a senior panel of industry leaders and the Citywealth editorial team, acts as a directory of the leading legal advisers and financial services practitioners operating in the wealth management and private client sectors.
Hear from the team:
Cat Attride, Partner and Head of the Private Client team, said: “As key members of our private client team, it‘s both fitting and well-deserved that Mark and Ravi should be included in this group of private client practitioners. It acknowledges the strength and depth of their professional expertise and the service they deliver to our clients.”
Mark commented: “I’m thrilled that both Ravi and I have been named in this list and thank our clients for their continued support. It’s a real honour to be recognised particularly after such a challenging year.”
Ravi added: “I am humbled and very pleased to be recognised in this list. I always aim to do an exceptional job for my clients and to provide them with “straight-talking legal advice”, and this proves that my efforts are recognised and valued. Many congratulations to all the winners.”
More about Citywealth:
Citywealth was launched in 2005 with the purpose of bringing together ultra-high net worth clients and their advisers and managers working in the private wealth sector.
For more information about Citywealth’s Top 100 Private Client Lawyers, and to find out who made the final list, click here. For more information on our Private client team please visit our Private client page.
Gateley Plc is authorised and regulated by the SRA (Solicitors' Regulation Authority). Please visit the SRA website for details of the professional conduct rules which Gateley Legal must comply with.
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