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Kennedys secures 15 Tier 1 rankings in The Legal 500 UK 2027
Kennedys has once again been recognised in The Legal 500 UK, securing 39 firm rankings in the 2027 guide, including 15 Tier 1 rankings across our insurance, healthcare, transport and employment practices. In addition to the firm's practice rankings, our lawyers secured 68 individual rankings in recognition of their expertise, client service and market standing.
Kennedys achieves 15 top tier rankings in The Legal 500 UK 2026
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We are pleased to share that Kennedys has once again been recognised as one of the UK's leading law firms in the 2026 edition of The Legal 500 UK guide. This year’s rankings underline the breadth of our expertise across the full range of our practice, from insurance and reinsurance, clinical and professional negligence and commercial litigation, through to construction, employment, healthcare, finance, real estate, environment, personal injury, and transport and travel.
By John Bruce, Jeremy Riley, Nick Williams Verified, Christopher Malla, Ian Davies, Helen Snowball, Mark Burton, Ben Aram
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Kennedys Early Careers
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David McSwain, MD, CMIO of Chapel Hill-based UNC Health, had a tough decision to make: which ambient AI technology should he implement across the system’s 7,000 physicians practicing across the state of North Carolina? The answer came at the end… It has been less than four years since COVID-19 ravaged our world, stressing hospitals and physicians to the brink as they coped with a modern-day plague that claimed the lives of old and young alike.
Legal Focus: The speed of AI development will catch out the unwary
This article was originally published in Insurance Day, and with thanks to FOIL for the opportunity. Author The recent advancement of generative AI has the potential to transform the professional services sector. Insurers must be mindful of the new risks facing their insureds as a result of artificial intelligence, but also the risks of not embracing the technology.
Legal Focus: The speed of AI development will catch out the unwary
Analysis Insurers must be mindful of the new risks facing their insureds as a result of artificial intelligence, but also the risks of not embracing the technology Already a subscriber? Sign in to continue reading. If content does not display, please refresh your browser. New to Insurance Day? Buy a subscription for unlimited access to news, interviews, analysis and much more. Free newsletter Not ready to subscribe just yet?
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