Wilson Solicitors Public Law and Human Rights Department ranked in Chambers 2025

We are extremely proud that the firm’s Public Law and Human Rights Department has been ranked in the Administrative and Public Law: Traditional Claimant and the Civil Liberties & Human Rights UK-wide categories in the Chambers & Partners UK Guide 2025.

The department is very grateful to its clients, NGO partners and the professionals it works with. We pride ourselves on being a collaborative team and are proud of each member of our team for the contribution they have made to the department’s success over recent years.

In Administrative and Public Law, the firm improved its ranking from last year, moving up to Band 2 from Band 3. Partners Jed Pennington, Katy Robinson and Nusrat Uddin are individually ranked.

The Chambers review notes:

"The team's care and attention to detail are what sticks out the most from their work. They are able to offer a really holistic approach."

"The lawyers work their cases really well and thoroughly."

"Jed [Pennington] is terrific, keeps the show on the road and does it extremely well."

"Katy Robinson is brilliant. She is really experienced migrant rights lawyer."

"[Nusrat Uddin] is extremely dedicated and knowledgeable."

In Civil Liberties and Human Rights, the firm has maintained its Band 3 position. Partners James Elliott, Jed Pennington and Katy Robinson are individually ranked.

The Chambers review notes:

"They are able to offer a holistic approach and great support. Their care and attention to detail are the most striking aspects of their work."

"James [Elliott] is an outstanding lawyer."

"Katy [Robinson] is a very dedicated and highly capable solicitor."

"Jed [Pennington] is the go-to person for policy challenges and detention."

The department was also ranked in the recently published Legal500 Guide 2025 in the Administrative and public law and Civil liberties and human rights categories.

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