Interlaw has retained its position as a leading legal network, achieving the Elite Band 1 designation in the 2026 Chambers and Partners Europe Guide released this month.

According to the highly respected guide, Interlaw was noted for being “a strategic partner that is constantly looking for creative solutions for its clients and also working on innovation, seeking to provide added value in the provision of legal services.”

Chambers noted that “Interlaw firms know how to get things done in their jurisdictions and are incredibly well connected,” and the network “creates a personal contact between the representatives of the member firms.”

Over the past year, Interlaw has welcomed new strategic partner firms in several important European jurisdictions including Estonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia, with many of its firms and individual lawyers in Europe also receiving recognition from Chambers in their local country guides. 

Antonella Terranova, Interlaw’s EMEA Chair, said, “Retaining our elite ranking in the latest Chambers Europe Guide is a significant achievement for Interlaw and a testament to the strength, collaboration and consistent quality of our partner firms. Over the past year, we have continued to grow strategically across the EMEA region, with particular expansion in key European markets including the Balkans and the Baltics. This growth not only strengthens our coverage, but enhances our ability to deliver seamless, cross-border expertise to clients operating in increasingly complex and interconnected markets.”  

The Chambers and Partners recognition follows Interlaw being named Network of the Year at the 2025 The Lawyer European Awards in November 2025, for the second consecutive year in a row, and the third year overall.  

Chambers and Partners ranks the top lawyers and legal service providers in Europe, based on in-depth research by a dedicated team of researchers.