Morr & Co recognised in Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2026

Morr & Co has once again been recognised in the prestigious Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2026, with rankings achieved across both our Private Client and Dispute Resolution – Contentious Trusts & Probate practices, alongside individual recognition for five lawyers within the firm’s Private Client team.

The Chambers High Net Worth Guide is one of the legal profession’s most respected independent rankings publications, identifying the leading law firms and lawyers globally who advise high-net-worth individuals, families and family offices.

Rankings are based on extensive independent research, including client interviews, peer feedback and an assessment of technical expertise, service levels and market standing.

In the 2026 Guide, Morr & Co’s Private Client team has been ranked Band 2 and the Dispute Resolution – Contentious Trusts & Probate practice has also been recognised as a Potential ranked team, highlighting its growing reputation in the contentious private wealth market.

Individual recognition has also been secured for several members of the Private Client team:

• Holly Chantler, Partner & Head of Private Client – Ranked Band 2
• Natalie Payne, Partner – Ranked Band 2
• Jonathan Jacobs, Partner – Ranked Band 2
• Michael Charalambous, Partner – Ranked as Up and Coming 
• Jessica Williams, Senior Associate Solicitor – Recognised as Potential

As well as promotions and first-time rankings in the guide, there is also recognition for the continued excellence of Holly Chantler, Partner and Head of Private Client, who has now been ranked in the Chambers High Net Worth Guide for nine consecutive years and who has retained her Band 2 ranking in 2026.

Commenting on the rankings, Catherine Fisher, Managing Partner of Morr & Co, said:

We are incredibly proud to see our Private Client team maintain its Band 2 ranking and to achieve new recognition for our Dispute Resolution – Contentious Trusts & Probate team in this year’s Chambers High Net Worth Guide. These rankings are particularly meaningful because they are based on independent research and feedback from clients and professional contacts, making them a genuine reflection of the quality of service our teams provide. To see Holly maintain her Band 2 ranking for a ninth consecutive year, Natalie progress from ‘Up and Coming’ to Band 2 and Jonathan and Jessica achieve individual recognition for the first time, is a fantastic achievement for everyone involved. It is also great to see that Michael, who joined Morr & Co earlier this month, has also progressed from ‘Associate to Watch’ to ‘Up and Coming.’

Catherine adds:

High-net-worth individuals and families often face complex legal, financial and personal challenges, requiring advice that is technically excellent, commercially astute and highly personalised. The continued recognition of our lawyers and teams reflects the trusted relationships we build with clients and our commitment to helping them protect, preserve and pass on wealth across generations.

With expertise spanning wealth preservation, succession planning, trusts, estate administration and private wealth disputes, the Chambers High Net Worth Guide rankings reinforce Morr & Co’s reputation as a trusted adviser to high-net-worth individuals, families and business owners.

View the full listing of rankings in the Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2026.

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