October 7, 2026

Strong growth gives RWK Goodman 2027 British Legal Awards shortlisting.

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RWK Goodman has been shortlisted for UK Firm of the Year (Mid-Sized) at the prestigious 2027 British Legal Awards. The nomination follows another year of consistent growth and strategic progress for the firm.

Organised by Law.com International, the awards celebrate the firms driving the legal profession forward. The specific nominated category highlights market-leading firms that have demonstrated significant commercial and operational advancement over the past 12 months. This recognition highlights RWK Goodman’s ongoing expansion and successful execution of its long-term business strategy.

RWK Goodman achieved an 11% growth in revenue in 2025/26, to £71.4 million, as part of its strategic aims of achieving £100 million in revenue by 2030. The firm continues its trajectory which includes the recruitment of four partners since January 2026 {{Link to profile}}Zoe Porter, David Banjamin, Laura Houlihan, Richard Adams.{{Link to profile}} Each adding further drive to divisional and key locations. This is alongside the acquisition of HMG law in February 2026.

Managing partner of RWK Goodman, Paul Daniels, said: “Yet again our ambitious strategy and financial growth has resulted in a nomination for a highly prestigious award. It is always deeply satisfying to see that the hard work and dedication of the entire firm has paid off and that the firm has been recognised in such a public way.

“We would not be in such a strong position without our people. They are the ones responsible for over a decade of consistent financial growth, and I know that with the same kind of focus and determination we can carry on this path as we look to solidify ourselves as a sustainable top 100 firm and focus on the next exciting phase.”

The winners will be revealed at this year’s awards ceremony, taking place on November 25, 2026 at City Central at the HAC, London, and hosted by Vernon Kay.

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