The Legal 500 EMEA 2022 ranks Mayer Brown in 24 categories and recognizes seven lawyers as "Leading Individuals"

The Legal 500 Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) 2022 ranks Mayer Brown in 24 practice categories.

Of these categories, two are top-tier including:

• Belgium: Customs, trade, WTO and anti-dumping
• Belgium: EU regulatory: Chemicals

The guide listed seven Mayer Brown lawyers as "Leading Individuals" in their practice areas:

• Belgium: Nikolay Mizulin — Customs, trade, WTO and anti-dumping
• Belgium: Jean-Philippe Montfort — EU regulatory: Chemicals
• France: Olivier Mélédo — Energy Projects
• France: Benjamin Homo — Private Equity Tax
• France: Nicolette Kost De Sèvres — Compliance
• France : Dany Khayat — Dispute Resolution : International Arbitration
• Germany : Christian Horstkotte – Antitrust 

In addition, four lawyers were recognized as "Next Generation Partners" — junior/new/young partners who make a material difference to the practice:

• France: Alban Dorin — Banking and finance: transactional work & Mining, oil and gas and natural resources 
• France: Maud Bischoff — Banking and finance: transactional work
• France: Julien Haure — Employment
• France: Olivier Mélédo —  Project Finance

The guide also recognized Paulette Vander Schueren in the "Hall of Fame" in the Customs, trade, WTO and anti-dumping category and Laurent Borey in the Tax category listed Germany as a firm to watch for Antitrust.

Below is a full list of the practice categories in which Mayer Brown is ranked:

• Angola: Foreign firms
• Belgium: Customs, trade, WTO and anti-dumping
• Belgium: EU regulatory: Chemicals
• France: Banking & Finance — Transactional work
• France: Dispute resolution: International arbitration
• France: Dispute resolution: Commercial litigation
• France: Employment
• France: EU, competition and distribution
• France: Mergers and acquisitions
• France: LBO
• France: Industry Focus — Energy
• France: Real Estate
• France: Tax
• France: Project Finance
• France: Compliance
• Germany: Insurance Litigation
• Germany: Financial services: Regulatory
• Germany: Debt capital markets
• Germany: Structured finance and securitisation
• Germany: M&A: mid-sized international deals (€100m-€500m)
• Germany: Real Estate
• Germany: Restructuring
• United Arab Emirates: Dispute resolution: Arbitration and international litigation
• Mozambique: Foreign firms