Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman Achieves Impressive Results in Chambers Asia-Pacific 2026 Guide
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman is celebrating another round of outstanding recognition in the highly regarded Chambers Asia-Pacific 2026 guide. The firm has made significant strides across various key practice areas and jurisdictions, solidifying its position as a leading legal powerhouse in the region.
One of the most notable achievements is Pillsbury's Band 1 Asia-Pacific Region-wide ranking for International Trade/WTO. This prestigious ranking highlights the firm's exceptional regulatory expertise and its ability to tackle complex cross-border trade issues on a global scale. Partners Daniel Porter and James Durling are recognized as leading lawyers in this field, showcasing their exceptional skills and contributions to the firm's success.
In Japan, Pillsbury maintained its strong presence in the banking, construction, and energy sectors. Partners Simon Barrett and Olivia Matsushita achieved impressive individual rankings across these categories, demonstrating their expertise and commitment to delivering exceptional legal services. Additionally, Partner Katsumi Shirai, who joined the firm in June, was recognized as a leading Bengoshi in the Real Estate arena, further expanding Pillsbury's capabilities in this crucial sector.
For those eager to explore the full rankings and detailed write-ups from Chambers Asia-Pacific 2026, simply click here: [https://chambers.com/law-firm/pillsbury-asia-pacific-8:3678]. Don't miss out on the opportunity to delve into the firm's remarkable achievements and gain insights into the legal landscape in Asia-Pacific.
