Norton Rose Fulbright has been recognised as one of the top firms globally for antitrust and competition law, ranking ninth overall in Global Competition Review’s (GCR) 2025 Global Elite list.
It’s the 12th consecutive year the law firm was included on the Global Elite list and the second year straight to secure a top 10 spot, rising from 10th in the 2024 rankings.
GCR 100 is a comprehensive listing of the world’s top antitrust and competition practices. Rankings are based on extensive research and analysis of the law firms doing the most important antitrust work around the world, and considers the size, activity and reputation of a firm’s antitrust practice.
Norton Rose Fulbright was ranked in the top 10 for three practice areas – mergers, cartels, and non-cartel matters.
The firm is also recognised across five continents with 11 regional practices listed in the GCR 100, including three new regions added as ‘recommended’ for 2025 – New York, France, and Germany.
Led by Robin Adelstein (New York and Washington, DC), the global antitrust and competition practice has more than 170 lawyers in 20 countries advising on all aspects of antitrust law.
Adelstein says the firm’s rankings recognise the breadth and depth of the complex antitrust and competition work its global team has done over the past year.
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