JHA ranked in top tier in Chambers Global 2025

13 February 2025
Author: Megan Durnford

We are happy to announce that JHA's Tax Disputes Team has been ranked as Band 1 by Chambers Global today. A special congratulations to our lawyers who also received individual recognition: Graham Aaronson KC (Band 1), Michael Anderson (Band 2)  Iain MacWhannell (Band 4) and Paul Farmer (Senior Statespeople).

This is the latest successful ranking, following previous top-tier rankings in Legal 500 United Kingdom 2025, Chambers UK 2025 and Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2024.

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