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The Legal 500 Asia Pacific has released its 2025 rankings of top Australian litigation law firms with premium independent law firm Cooper Grace Ward again included among the select list of 39 firms.
The Legal 500 independently assesses the strengths of law firms in over 150 jurisdictions globally, with a focus on practice area teams providing the most cutting‑edge and innovative advice to corporate counsel.
Cooper Grace Ward is recognised for its deep credentials in handling ‘high-stakes litigation’ for national and international clients and high net worth individuals.
Testimonials independently collated by The Legal 500 research team praise the team as ‘exceptional’ and ‘client driven’. Lead partner Rocco Russo is described as an ‘outstanding litigator with a reputation for handling complex high-stakes litigation’ and partner Miranda Klibbe is noted for her ‘disputes practice servicing clients across wide-ranging industries and jurisdictions’. Testimonials also highlight the team’s strategic approach and depth of talent across the team.
The Legal 500 rankings can be accessed via this link.
Congratulations to the litigation and dispute resolution team for their continued recognition as one of the leading teams in the market.
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