Stephenson Harwood LLP

Stephenson Harwood LLP is an international law firm with 198 years of history. The firm traces its roots to 1828 in London. Today it employs more than 1,500 people worldwide, including over 250 partners. The firm serves listed and private companies, institutions and individuals from its headquarters in London. It maintains a global outlook and a broad client base.

The firm focuses on five core sectors. These are Energy Transition and Infrastructure, Life Sciences and Healthcare, Private Capital and Funds, Technology, and Transportation and Trade. Its Transportation and Trade practice sits alongside capabilities in dispute resolution, corporate law, finance, intellectual property, and regulatory matters. The firm also advises on rail and road, trade and commodities, and yachts and superyachts. This range supports clients across many industries.

Stephenson Harwood operates 11 offices across Europe, the Middle East and Asia. It has built close ties with law firms around the world. This network allows the firm to support clients in more than 100 countries. It combines local knowledge with broad commercial expertise to help clients navigate complex markets and changing regulations.

The firm offers legal services across a wide range of practice areas. These include commercial litigation, competition, property litigation, and projects in energy and infrastructure. Stephenson Harwood was named Disputes Team of the Year at The Legal Business Awards 2026. It also received the Maritime and Transport Team of the Year award at the LexisNexis Middle East Legal Awards. The firm maintains a strong focus on delivering practical results in every matter.

Stephenson Harwood describes its approach as creating positive partnerships. It invests in innovation, responsible business, and pro bono work. The firm aims to build lasting relationships that help clients manage change and seize opportunity across its international network.

Services

• Dispute Resolution
• Corporate
• Finance
• Transportation and Trade
• Regulatory and Investigations
• Intellectual Property
• Property Litigation
• Energy Transition and Infrastructure
• Trade and Commodities
• Rail and Road