One Pump Court secures 33 rankings in the Legal 500 UK Bar directory for 2026

One Pump Court has secured 33 rankings in the Legal 500 2026 guide. We are delighted with the incredible feedback received. Congratulations to everyone ranked.

Our set rankings:

Immigration – Tier 2 
“With very experienced counsel at all levels able to cover every area of immigration law, One Pump Court is particularly adept at handling cases involving gender-based persecution, trafficking, immigration detention and asylum claims based on sexual orientation and gender identity.”

Family: children and domestic abuse – Tier 4
“With very experienced counsel at all levels able to cover every area of immigration law, One Pump Court is particularly adept at handling cases involving gender-based persecution, trafficking, immigration detention and asylum claims based on sexual orientation and gender identity.”

Our members have also received individual rankings in: 

  • Family: children and domestic abuse
  • Family: divorce and financial remedy
  • Immigration (including business immigration)
  • Inquests and inquiries
  • Social housing
  • Court of Protection: health and welfare
  • Crime

 

Watch the video below to see our rankings and quotes.

Rankings are available in full on the Legal 500 website here: https://www.legal500.com/firms/9579-one-pump-court/r-england/rankings 

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