BRG Recognized Globally in Legal 500 Disputes Services 2026 Rankings

Legal 500 has recognized BRG across several categories in its Disputes Services 2026 guide for the firm’s capabilities in forensic accounting, eDiscovery, and asset tracing and recovery.

United States

Legal 500 ranks BRG in Band 2 in the Forensic Accounting category and Band 3 in the eDiscovery category, reflecting the firm’s ability to support complex litigation and investigations through financial analysis, data expertise, and advanced technology. The firm’s US teams were also noted for their experienced practitioners, including Saul Solomon, Michael Fahlman, Greg Halm, Kenneth Mathieu, Frank Dery, and Patrick Kilbourne.

United Kingdom

Legal 500 ranks BRG in Band 2 in the Forensic Accounting category, highlighting the firm’s established presence and reputation in handling complex accounting issues, fraud investigations, and damages analyses. Key practitioners include Phil Crooks and Phil Allister.

Global

BRG ranked in Band 3 in the Asset Tracing and Recovery Agencies category, reflecting the firm’s ability to assist clients in identifying, tracing, and recovering assets across jurisdictions. The ranking highlights the firm’s cross-border investigative capabilities and work of practitioners including Phil Allister and Kelli Foy.

The Legal 500 Disputes Services guide is based on extensive independent research and client feedback, assessing providers on technical expertise, innovation, and service delivery. BRG’s inclusion across multiple categories and regions reflects its continued commitment to delivering rigorous analysis and actionable insights to clients facing complex disputes worldwide.