Cripps celebrates expanded recognition in Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2025
Cripps is proud to announce its enhanced recognition in the 2025 edition of the prestigious Chambers High Net Worth guide. This year’s rankings further cement the firm’s reputation as a leading provider of legal services to high net worth individuals and families across the UK.
The guide, now in its tenth year, is a benchmark publication in the private wealth sector, known for its rigorous research and independent assessment of the top legal advisers serving high net worth clients.
Cripps’ private wealth disputes team continues to lead the market in the South. Phil Youdan has been recognised at the highest level, improving on last year’s ranking. Dino Sikkel continues to be recognised as an ‘Up and Coming’ lawyer, reflecting the team’s depth and future potential. Clients commend the team’s “ability to navigate complex family dynamics with clarity and care.”
The firm’s private wealth team has seen notable progression in the Kent rankings. Paul Fairbairn and Jessica Jamieson have both improved their positions, while Stephen Horscroft enters the rankings for the first time. Kate Arnold and Clare Savory maintain their recognition, with Clare once again highlighted as an ‘Associate to Watch’. Cripps has also secured a new ranking in London, reflecting the team’s growing presence in the capital.
Nationally, Cripps maintains its top-tier status for Private Wealth outside London, underscoring the firm’s consistent excellence and reach.
In the high value residential real estate category, Cripps continues to shine. The firm has achieved an improved ranking in London, with Anna Favre maintaining her individual recognition. Nationally, the team retains its leading status, with Sally Firby improving her position and Rebecca Hughes entering the rankings – a testament to the team’s depth and expertise.
These results reflect Cripps’ unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional service and trusted advice to high net worth clients across the UK.
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