Chambers Litigation Support Guide 2025: Our overview of what’s new

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    The Chambers Litigation Support Guide 2025 is now live, highlighting the expert advisers who help clients navigate the most complex, high-stakes of disputes.

    This guide recognises that modern litigation isn’t just about lawyers. From forensic accountants to PR advisers, litigation funders to asset tracers, a growing group of non-legal professionals are now central to strategy and outcomes.

    Chambers Litigation Support ranks leading litigation support specialists worldwide. It features detailed coverage of litigation support services in the US, UK, EMEA, and Latin America, with some practice areas covered at a Global level.  

    Chambers created this guide to bring more transparency to the market’s constantly evolving ecosystem, and to help clients and instructing firms make confident choices under pressure.

    What’s covered?

    The guide now spans 34 areas of research, from Litigation PR & Communications to Business Intelligence, Forensic Accounting, Political Risk, Arbitration Support, and more.

    This year’s edition includes:

    • 417 ranked firms (an 11% increase year-on-year)
    • 435 ranked individuals (up 28% from last year)
    • 13 core categories, with deeper analysis across regions and specialisms

    Research is conducted from January to April, based on in-depth interviews with clients, instructing solicitors and market experts.

    The guide includes new regional coverage, including eDiscovery in Canada, Business Intelligence & Investigations in Europe, and Litigation Insurance in Australia and the US. There’s also a new rankings category of Litigation Finance Deal Counsel in the US, recognising law firms advising on funding agreements.

    Why this guide matters

    Clients want reassurance. Law firms want trusted partners. This guide gives both a clearer view of who’s credible, proven and active in the market. It’s also a smart tool for BD and marketing teams – especially those supporting disputes teams with cross-border or complex work.

    Thinking of preparing a submission for the next guide but not sure where to start? Or looking for more information on legal directory submissions in general? Contact us today to discuss how we can help, or take a look at our directories hub.

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