Wallace recognised in Chambers and Partners 2026 edition with further record rankings

The 2026 edition of Chambers and Partners highlights Wallace’s continued client satisfaction and loyalty as well as showcasing our disputes and employment expertise in particular.

The results reflect the continuing and expanding recognition of Wallace as a market leading law firm for dispute resolution, with the long-standing ranking of our Commercial and Corporate Litigation practice being supplemented by new rankings this year for both our Banking Litigation: Mainly Claimant and Civil Fraud practices.

Team accolades include:

“The team at Wallace are ruthless, pragmatic, tenacious, brave and supportive. They have a very strong all round team with huge real-world commercial experience. They have strong technical skills and bring all the benefits of a smaller, more boutique firm. They are growing and have made some great strategic hires.” (Civil Fraud)

“The team has demonstrated excellent analytical skills, providing pragmatic advice and solutions to extremely complex matters. They have an ability and willingness to go the extra mile to accomplish the client's objectives.” (Banking Litigation: Mainly Claimant)

“Wallace punches above its weight, it is very astute and effective. Overall, the firm provides a great service to its clients.” (Commercial and Corporate Litigation)

In Civil Fraud, Nicola Boulton is again ranked as a “Star Individual” while Elizabeth Seborg has retained her individual ranking as a leading practitioner. Chambers observes that Nicola “is literally a legend”. “Nicola has an exceptional blend of legal and commercial acumen and handles the most complex international issues effortlessly and discreetly, with total focus on client outcomes. Nothing phases her." “She’s one of the most effective fraud practitioners in the market, if not the most effective.” Chambers also observes that “Elizabeth is capable of spotting the point that everybody else has missed, which is a real skill. She is very hard-working and very clever.” She is “superb and has an excellent strategic mind.”

In Commercial and Corporate litigation, Alexander Weinberg has retained his individual ranking as a leading practitioner and Oli Goldman has broken into the bandings. Chambers notes that "Alexander Weinberg is very responsive, fully aware and understanding of client needs and the case at hand. He brings excellent expertise and advice." He is “bright and professional”, “very capable” and “good to work with”. The directory also records that “Oli has an in-depth knowledge of the law and is capable of analysing complex information and identifying relevant details to build strong arguments. His communication is clear and persuasive." He is “a very versatile practitioner.”

Head of Commercial & Banking Litigation at Wallace, Alexander Weinberg, comments: “These are an excellent set of results. I am especially pleased that our conflict free banking litigation and civil fraud offerings have broken through and attained the wider market recognition that they so richly deserve. It is a testament to the efforts of the whole team, including our most recent joiners, and our collective approach to building a distinctive offering that resonates with clients.”

Elsewhere the Employment team at Wallace has received individual rankings. Head of Employment, Daniel Isaac, has been ranked for the 21st year running, and James Williams is also recognised in the rankings for the first time. Chambers states that “Daniel has excellent commercial awareness and is a superb communicator in explaining the intricacies of legal issues in a way the layman can understand.” He “is pragmatic and quick-thinking.” It also notes that “James is approachable and has expertly supported our firm with various legal and policy matters pertaining to the requirements of our business.” He is “very responsive, practical and provides down to earth advice.”

For the full rankings please visit our Wallace Chambers and Partners UK profile.