Three lawyers featured in Spear's 2024 rankings
Stephenson Harwood Partners Kiersten Lucas and Ezio Dal Maso, and consultant Roland Foord, have been included in Spear's Magazine's 2024 'Employment', 'Aviation and Yachts', and 'Art' Law Indices for high-net-worth individuals in the UK.
Spear's, the wealth management magazine, compiles an annual index of the top individuals from employment and immigration law, hommes d'affaires, classic cars, aviation and yachts and art law.
Dubai-based partner Kiersten Lucas was named in the list of top recommended employment lawyers. In the writeup, the publication notes Kiersten's "particular specialism in advising on contentious, non-contentious and HR issues under the jurisdiction of UAE federal laws, the laws of specific UAE free zones, and under English law."
Paris-based partner Ezio Dal Maso was named in the list of top recommended aviation and yacht lawyers. In its commentary, Spear's describes Ezio as "a go-to for HNWs and companies in the aviation and superyacht finance space", and "a valuable asset to the private client industry".
London-based consultant Roland Foord was named in the list of top recommended art lawyers. In the indices, Spear's highlights Roland's "40 years of experience advising a wide pool of clients" and comments on his extensive knowledge of the market, being "often used as a sounding board in matters of sale and purchase, exportation and looted art – alongside a multitude of other issues".
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