Online Submissions: Who can be a nominee (is it just partners?)

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• Online Submissions: What is a nominee?

  A nominee is any person within your organization you would like to reference in your submission or that you would like Chambers to consider for a ranking.

• Online Submissions: What is Online Submissions?

  Online Submissions is a new enhanced digital experience which helps firms and barristers’ sets save time and easily manage all their content when creating and sending submissions and referees to Chambers. It comes complete with step-by-step guidance ...

• Online Submissions: What do the different statuses mean in the Current Submissions tab?

  New means this submission was created in the last 2 weeks; In progress applies to submissions which are being worked on but which you have not yet submitted and cannot yet be seen by the research team; Closing status will apply to any submission you ...

• Online Submissions: What does the Historic Submissions tab show?

  ‘Historic Submissions’ shows any submissions you have submitted for practice areas which are now being researched, for which research has completed, or submissions you uploaded for past Chambers guide rankings that have now launched.

• How do I link a referee to a nominee or work highlight on Online submissions? Why would I do this? Can one referee be linked to multiple nominees or work highlights?

  You can also link referees to any associated work highlights or nominees you have added to your submission. We recommend adding associated work highlights and nominees to each referee, as this will help our research team know the context of your ...