Cooper Grace Ward is proud to announce prestigious international legal research firm Chambers & Partners has listed lead litigation and dispute resolution partner Rocco Russo and his team in its ...
Cooper Grace Ward partner Rocco Russo has been acknowledged in the 2014 edition of Chambers Asia-Pacific as a leading lawyer in Australia under the category of Dispute Resolution.
As one of a small number of Brisbane based lawyers personally noted in the category amongst an impressive list of lawyers and law firms from around Australia, the prestigious international legal guide stated the following about Rocco based on research of clients and peers:
Rocco Russo of Cooper Grace Ward in Brisbane earns solid praise as ‘a partner with a real client focus who has our needs firmly in the forefront of his mind at all times, particularly when it comes to finding cost-effective solutions’. Other sources pay tribute to his ‘ability to provide quality advice on complex matters in very short timeframes’.
Inclusion in Chambers Asia-Pacific is based upon an extensive research process that involves editorial submissions from eligible firms.
The guide covers 41 jurisdictions, from the Central Asian region to Japan, from Mongolia to the South Pacific. The most developed jurisdictions include Australia, China, India, Japan and Singapore, where Chambers features around 20 separate areas of law.
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