Baker & Partners celebrates Multiple Promotions in the Chambers & Partners Global Guide 2026

Baker & Partners has again secured impressive rankings and positive movement in the Chambers & Partners Global Guide for 2026. In addition to retaining our Band 2 position for Offshore Dispute Resolution Jersey, seven partners are ranked across our international offices.

• Stephen Baker moves up, from Band 1 to Eminent Practitioner. Stephen is now one of only two Eminent Practitioners in the Channel Islands.
• Simon Thomas moves up, from Band 3 to Band 2.
• Lynne Gregory moves up, from Up and Coming to Band 3.
• Amy Benest is ranked for the first time, as Up and Coming.
• William Redgrave maintains Band 1.
• Jared Dann maintains Band 3
• Jennifer Colegate maintains Band 5.

The firm is described by clients interviewed during the research process as ‘[having] a very strong partner group in dispute resolution’ and being ‘efficient in how they staff matters and approach situations.’

These global rankings demonstrate the breadth of our expertise, reaching across jurisdictions from Jersey to the Cayman Islands, and from BVI to our office in London.

Global Managing Partner, Stephen Baker, commented:
“I am delighted to see our continued upward momentum in the Chambers & Partners Global Guide, which reflects the exceptional quality and depth of our Dispute Resolution practice and the appeal of our conflict-free model.”

Full details of the Baker & Partners rankings and testimonials can be found here.