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Morr & Co recognised in the Legal 500 UK 2026 guide

01.10.2025

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Catherine Fisher

Catherine Fisher

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Morr & Co is proud to announce that the firm has once again been recognised in the Legal 500 UK 2026 guide, with six of our practice areas ranked across the South East.

  • Private Client – Personal tax, trusts and probate: Kent, Surrey, Sussex
  • Private Client – Family: Kent, Surrey, Sussex
  • Dispute Resolution – Commercial litigation: Kent, Surrey and Sussex
  • Insurance – Clinical negligence: claimant
  • Insurance – Personal injury: claimant
  • Private Client – Contentious trusts and probate

These rankings highlight the breadth and depth of expertise across the firm’s Dispute Resolution, Family, Private Client, Medical Negligence and Personal Injury teams, as well as the high-quality service delivered to clients.

We are especially proud that our Contentious Trusts & Probate team has been ranked in the Legal 500 for the very first time.

This recognition reflects the team’s growing reputation in the South East for handling the empathy we bring when supporting clients through what are often highly sensitive and complex disputes involving estates, trusts and family dynamics. Achieving this inaugural ranking is a significant milestone and testament to the team’s dedication and expertise.

The Legal 500 is an independent UK directory, with rankings based on extensive research, feedback from clients and the strength of each team. Being recognised across such a wide range of practice areas reflects Morr & Co’s continued growth and its position as a leading law firm in the South East.

Catherine Fisher, Managing Partner at Morr & Co comments;

Being recognised across such a wide range of practice areas is a real achievement for the firm. I am particularly pleased to see our Contentious Trusts & Probate team ranked for the first time, which highlights the growth and strength of this practice area. These results demonstrate the depth of expertise we have at Morr & Co and the trust that clients place in us.

To view the 2026 rankings, visit Legal 500.

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