Women in Business Law Awards Europe 2021: winners announced

June 24, 2021

The 11th annual Women in Business Law Awards include winners across 74 categories

The research and editorial teams are thrilled to congratulate all the winners of the Women in Business Law Awards Europe 2021.

The Women in Business Law Awards celebrate the efforts and achievements of law firms and legal teams across Europe in promoting the advancement of women in the legal profession, and spotlight the most impressive achievements by women lawyers during the review period.

The editorial and awards teams want to express their deepest gratitude to all those that participated in this year’s research, and congratulate all the winners and shortlisted nominees.

The full virtual awards ceremony and the full list of winners can be found on the Women in Business Law Awards website.

And the winners are…

If you have any questions regarding our research process, please contact John Harrison: john.harrison@legalmediagroup.com

To find out more about how you can promote your success, please contact Tanya Gujral: tanya.gujral@euromoneyplc.com

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John Harrison

Awards researcher ITR

John is a legal awards researcher. He also leads the research effort across several of Euromoney’s legal awards, including the Women in Business Law and Rising Star awards. John manages research across a wide array of legal specialisms globally.

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