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McKinney, Bancroft & Hughes is ranked as a Tier 1 Firm for Financial & Corporate in IFLR1000 2023
The IFLR1000 is one of the most influential and prestigious legal directories. Both law firms and individual professionals globally who are working in areas from corporate finance to banking law compete to be featured.
IFLR1000 researches and ranks law firms and lawyers on the basis of transactional advice. The rankings are based on three key criteria – transactional evidence, client feedback and peer feedback.
In addition to firm rankings, IFLR1000 also recognises the work of outstanding individuals and three of our attorneys have been singled out for special mention. They are John F Wilson KC (Recommended Lawyer), H Campbell Cleare III (Recommended Lawyer) and Kimberley A Rolle (Notable Practitioner).
Congratulations to the team for this great achievement!
Client Feedback
"Extremely responsive, thorough and incisive." - Banking
"A very professional and responsive group of counsel. Consistently made themselves available when needed irrespective of day or hour (especially when faced with deadlines). Special recognition to lead attorney Kimberley Rolle who provided exceptional leadership and service." – Project Development
"Accessible, highly engaged and strategic in their approach to matters, especially when it comes to litigation." – Restructuring: corporate
John Wilson KC
"Incredibly smart and good strategist; excellent, client-focused interpersonal skills; solid and nuanced legal understanding."
"Strategic thinking, risk management, responsive and a great litigator."
Sean Moree
"Extremely knowledgeable in many areas of the law. He is quick to grasp the issues at hand and is not afraid to offer frank advice."
Kimberley Rolle
"Very responsive; clear and very good communicator; knowledgeable in her practice area; thorough."
Gia Sands
"Very professional and responsive to our firm's needs. She provides clear and concise advice to our requests and is willing to assist to ensure the matters are satisfactorily resolved."