Chambers Global 2026 – Guide Launch Webinar
To mark the launch of its Global 2026 Guide, Chambers held a webinar on February 12th to discuss its findings. If you couldn’t make it, don’t panic; below are some key takeaways from the session. The webinar consisted of a panel that discussed some of Chambers’ major findings from its 2025-6 research and what are […]
Test Yourself – How Prepared for 2026 Submissions?
As we are preparing for the next round of submissions, now is the time to make sure you are ready. Whether you are new to directories and are looking to learn more, or if you are an experienced hand looking to refresh their knowledge, this quiz is for you. Take our True or False test […]
How to prepare for the next directories cycle
For many firms, there is currently a short break in the deadlines for the major directories. Some of the next key deadlines will be for Chambers, with some Asia-Pacific and Latin America submissions due in January and some EMEA submissions due in February. Before these deadlines, there is an opportunity to get ready and ensure […]
Trends in directories: What is changing and what to look out for
The legal market is fast developing given the current challenges faced globally, and the directories are no exception. The landscape of different directories and awards has itself changed dramatically in the last 5 years, as have their commercial approaches and new products. The current landscape The directories space continues to be dominated by the biggest […]
Chambers USA 2025 Webinar – Key Takeaways
On June 5, Chambers and Partners released its 2025 USA Guide, offering a detailed look at the changing legal landscape in the U.S., backed by 70,000+ responses from clients and professionals. Spotlight Expands to New States and Firms The Chambers Spotlight initiative, designed to highlight small and midsize firms, expanded its scope significantly in 2025. The program […]
How to handle issues with referees during Chambers research
As research for Chambers Global and Chambers Europe 2026 gets underway, researchers will now be reaching out to referees to get their feedback. Referee responses are a vital part of the research process as Chambers and Partners: what Chambers hear from a firm’s referees accounts for about half of the information behind their final ranking […]
10 Common Mistakes in Submissions
Providing too much information. Perhaps the most common error a Chambers researcher will encounter when reading submissions is where a firm has provided excessive reams of information. These issues can include too many work highlights, or individual highlights running for multiple pages. Often a lot of this information is impenetrable and goes far too close […]