We retain our ranking in Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2022

Posted on 15 July, 2022

(L-R) Tracy Cross and Michelle Gavin

Band Hatton Button LLP are celebrating after being recognised once again in the prestigious Chambers and Partners High Net Worth guide.

Every year the Chambers High Net Worth guide ranks the top lawyers and law firms who specialise in tax, trusts and estate planning and is based on in-depth market analysis carried out by Chambers' researchers.

Head of Wills, Trusts and Probate, Michelle Gavin, has been named as a 'Ranked Individual' for a fourth year running in Private Wealth Law for Coventry and Surrounds. Michelle has over 20 years' experience and specialises in dealing with Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney, Probate and administration of high value estates.

A source in the Chambers High Net Worth 2022 guide says "Michelle is a true professional, with excellent knowledge. She has the ability to make clients feel comfortable in sometimes very sensitive situations and offers support throughout the whole process."

The Wills, Trusts and Probate team have been recognised for the second year running. The guide describes the team as "a strong team" with a "good pragmatic approach."

Separately, in the Chambers and Partners Legal Directory 2022, Family Team Partner, Tracy Cross was singled out for individual praise in the Spotlight Table for Family/Matrimonial: Mainly ADR - Midlands. Tracy is one of only two lawyers listed in the Spotlight Rankings for the region. An interviewee said of Tracy "I couldn't have asked for a better person in my corner than Tracy."

Band Hatton Button remain the only law firm in Coventry to be ranked in the Chambers High Net Worth guide.

Mark Moseley, Managing Partner at Band Hatton Button said:

"We are delighted to once again have been recognised as one of the leading law firms specialising in Wills Trusts and Probate in this year's High Net Worth Guide. The rankings reflect the hard work and dedication of the lawyers and showcases the respect and trust that our clients and intermediaries have for them."