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Schillings recognised as leading firm for Business Intelligence & Investigations in Chambers’ 2025 rankings
For the seventh year in a row, Schillings has been named as a leading firm for Business Intelligence & Investigations in Chambers & Partners’ Litigation Support guide.
Schillings has maintained its position among the leading intelligence firms in this year’s industry-leading guide, receiving a prestigious Band 2 ranking. Feedback commented on Schillings’ “deep understanding of complex investigation matters”, and a “unique ability to bring an investigations, legal and communications mindset to the work." It further commended the calibre of the team, which “has some of the smartest and most creative thinkers when it comes to investigations”.
Individually, Partners Lily Kennett and Juliet Young, who lead the 25-strong Investigations, Security and Diplomacy team alongside Partner Adam Wilkinson, have also been ranked.
Juliet is described as a “commercially astute” investigator, who “understands client needs”. “Her ability to think of the next hurdle that the client might face and provide options beforehand strengthens client confidence.”
Lily is commended for her ability to "anticipate challenges and provide practical solutions throughout projects. She protects clients' interests and is adept at handling sensitive situations, making her invaluable."
Director Abby Stanglin has also been recognised as a leading individual.
Schillings’ pioneering Investigations, Security & Diplomacy practice has been ranked in Chambers’ Litigation Support Guide since 2019. The team specialises in designing winning reputation strategies, using valuable information to their clients’ advantage.
Working alongside the firm’s legal, communications and digital resilience experts, the team provides cutting edge investigation support to help clients handle high stakes situations; minimising threats and maximising opportunities.
Congratulations to the whole team!
See Schillings’ Business Intelligence & Investigations 2025 ranking here.
