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Cooper Grace Ward has been named as a finalist in two highly competitive categories in the 2023 Client Choice Awards recently released by Beaton.
The categories are:
These awards recognise the top law firms across Australia and New Zealand and feature strong international competition.
In 2022, CGW won the Best Law & Related Services Firm ($30m-$50m revenue) category, which has now been expanded to include firms with revenue up to $100m. To be nominated as a finalist in the expanded category demonstrates that the firm’s quality and standards are competitive even against larger operations.
The results are based entirely on independent client feedback received through a survey conducted by Beaton Research, an international benchmarking, customised research and consulting firm. This recognition reflects CGW’s continued commitment to delivering exceptional client service and innovative solutions.
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