Steve Gummer, Partner and Head of Net Zero at leading public law firm, Sharpe Pritchard, has been highlighted as a pioneer of sustainability in the legal sector in new research published by Legal 500 Green Guide.
Released on 26 November, the research profiles industry leaders “fighting for a sustainable future”, featuring Steve alongside fellow leaders in ESG and green energy
Sharpe Pritchard, a leader in public law, has once again been celebrated as one of the UK’s top employers, receiving recognition in the prestigious Best Companies listings.
This marks the fourth consecutive year that Sharpe Pritchard has been awarded this accolade, underscoring the firm’s commitment to workplace engagement and employee satisfaction.
In addition to this honour, the firm has achieved
National public law specialist, Sharpe Pritchard, is celebrating after being named in The Times Best Law Firms 2025 guide – further cementing its reputation as a leader in their field.
Every year, The Times publishes its guide to the top law firms in the UK, celebrating excellence in the industry.
Only 250 out of the 10,000 legal practices in the
Sharpe Pritchard, one of the UK’s leading public law firms, is celebrating its success in the latest Chambers & Partners 2025 Guide, with recognition across a range of practice areas.
The firm has seen a notable improvement in its rankings, with a new entry in London (Firms) – Planning, achieving a Band 5 ranking.
This recognition highlights Sharpe Pritchard’s growing
Sharpe Pritchard is celebrating its 40th place ranking in the latest Social Mobility Foundation’s prestigious Social Mobility Employer Index.
This marks a significant leap from 51st place last year and a notable improvement from the firm’s first year in the index when it did not make the top 75.
The Social Mobility Employer Index is the leading authority on
One of the UK’s leading energy and waste law specialists, Sharpe Pritchard, is stepping in to help local authorities across the UK with the uncertainty created by the UK Emissions Trading Scheme (UK ETS).
With waste incineration and energy-from-waste facilities scheduled for inclusion in the scheme by 2028, alongside a transitional monitoring phase beginning in 2026, councils face the task
