Chambers and Partners has ranked K&L Gates LLP and 35 of its lawyers as local and regional leaders in their fields of practice in the 2023 edition of the Chambers Global guide. This includes rankings of the firm and its lawyers in 26 practice categories across 16 countries and regions. Published annually, Chambers and Partners rankings are based on thousands of in-depth interviews conducted with lawyers and clients to evaluate the reputations and experience of lawyers around the world.

K&L Gates, as a firm, was recognized in the following categories:

Asia-Pacific Region

• Aviation: Finance

Australia

• Dispute Resolution
• Intellectual Property

China

• Corporate/M&A: Highly Regarded (International Firms)

Indonesia

• Corporate & Finance (International Firms) (Expertise based abroad in Singapore)

Italy

• Corporate/M&A

Japan

• Banking & Finance: International

Malaysia

• Corporate & Finance Foreign (Expertise based abroad in China)

Qatar

• Banking & Finance 
• Corporate/Commercial
• Dispute Resolution: International Arbitration
• Projects & Energy

Singapore 

• Dispute Resolution: Arbitration: Highly Regarded 
• Dispute Resolution: Litigation

Taiwan

• Capital Markets
• Corporate/M&A
• International Capabilities 

United Kingdom 

• Insurance Sector: Policyholder (International & Cross-Border)
• Insurance: Mainly Policyholders

United States of America

• Energy: Electricity (Regulatory & Litigation)
• Energy: Electricity (Transactional)
• Registered Funds

K&L Gates individuals recognized were:

• Nazanin Aleyaseen – Employment, UAE 
• Mark Amorosi – Registered Funds, USA
• Dale Araki – Corporate/M&A: International, Japan 
• Raja Bose – Dispute Resolution: Arbitration, Singapore
• Gayle Bowen – Investment Funds, Ireland 
• Ndenisarya Bregasi – Registered Funds, USA
• Michael Caccese – Registered Funds, USA
• Simon Chan – Banking & Finance, Qatar
• James Chen – Capital Markets, Taiwan; Corporate/M&A, Taiwan
• Martha Dawson – E-Discovery & Information Governance, USA
• Louis Degos – International Arbitration, France
• Jacqueline Fu – Capital Markets, Taiwan; Corporate/M&A, Taiwan
• Mark Goshko – Registered Funds, USA
• Nicholas Hodge – Hedge Funds, USA
• Ben Holland – International Arbitration, UK
• Amjad Hussain – Banking & Finance, Qatar; Corporate/Commercial, Qatar
• Donald Kaplan – Energy: Electricity (Regulatory & Litigation), USA 
• Pasquale Marini – Corporate/M&A, Italy
• Elias Matni – Banking & Finance, Qatar; Corporate/Commercial, Qatar
• Robert Melson – Aviation: Finance, Asia-Pacific Region; Banking & Finance: International Asset Finance, Japan
• Michelle Moran – Investment Funds, Ireland
• Susan Munro – Corporate Investigations/Anti-Corruption (International Firms), China
• Sreenivasan Narayanan – Dispute Resolution: Litigation, Singapore
• Margaret Niles – Investment Funds: Investor Representation, USA
• Scott Peterman – Investment Funds (International Firms), China
• Pawel Piotrowski – Projects & Energy, Qatar
• Giampaolo Salsi – Corporate/M&A, Italy
• Sebastian Smith – Banking & Finance: International Asset Finance, Japan
• Jonathan Sutcliffe – Dispute Resolution, Middle East-wide; Dispute Resolution, UAE
• Lian Yok Tan – Energy & Natural Resources: International, Singapore; Projects & Energy (International Firms), Indonesia; Projects & Energy, Singapore 
• Sarah Turpin – Insurance: Mainly Policyholders, UK
• Frank Voon – Corporate/M&A: Hong Kong-based (International Firms), China 
• Matthew Walker – Dispute Resolution, Qatar
• Tim Webster – Dispute Resolution, Australia
• Robert Zutz – Registered Funds, USA