Online Submissions: Will a submission created using the online submissions platform look different to the research team when compared to an old submission template document?

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• 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 ...

• What is a submission and what is it used for?

  Submissions give us information that we use to analyse legal markets and produce our rankings. A submission includes information about the legal matters handled by a department, firm or set over the review period. It also details the key members of a ...

• Online Submissions: Will choosing One Submission method over another have any impact on the rankings?

  No, your submissions and referees will be processed and used by Chambers in exactly the same way and your choice of submission route won’t impact our research process or our ranking decisions in any way. Any confidential information will also ...

• 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 Historic Submissions tab?

  Researching status means our team are currently carrying out their research on the area you submitted for. Our team will be actively reviewing the information in your submission and reaching out to referees during this time; Research Completed means ...