Handelsblatt und FOCUS zeichnen WILHELM aus
Handelsblatt und FOCUS zeichnen WILHELM aus
Die Wirtschaftspresse zählt WILHELM Rechtsanwälte auch 2025 zu den herausragenden Kanzleien Deutschlands im Bereich Versicherungsrecht.
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In der neuen jährlichen Ausgabe der Rangliste "Deutschlands Beste Kanzleien" des Handelsblatts in Kooperation mit dem Analyse-Netzwerk Best Lawyers belegt unsere Sozietät einen Platz unter den empfohlenen Kanzleien im Versicherungsrecht. Für die Bewertung wurden weltweit die Meinungen von über 10.000 Mandanten eingeholt. Zusätzlich gaben etwa 6.000 Anwältinnen und Anwälte ihre Einschätzungen zu Wettbewerbern ab. Basierend auf diesen beiden Perspektiven entstand ein Ranking, das 60 Fachgebiete umfasst und hier abrufbar ist.
Auch das Magazin FOCUS hat eine ähnliche Auswahl in ihrem neuen Print-Sonderheft "Deutschlands Top-Wirtschaftskanzleien 2025" vorgenommen, basierend auf einer Umfrage unter 14.000 Juristen und 12.000 Unternehmensjuristen zu ihren Erfahrungen mit Kanzleien aus 25 Fachgebieten. WILHELM zählt im Ergebnis zu den besonders häufig von Mandanten empfohlenen Sozietäten im Versicherungsrecht.
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