Amy Cox Again Recognised as Next Generation Partner in Legal 500 UK 2026

02 October 2025

We are very pleased to announce that Amy Cox, Head of Crown Court Litigation at Sonn Macmillan Walker, has been named a Next Generation Partner in Legal 500 UK 2026.

This accolade recognises Amy’s rising profile and excellence in serious criminal defence, including her work in large‑multi‑handed conspiracies, historic sexual offences, organised crime and serious violent crime. As Head of our Crown Court team, Amy’s leadership, legal insight, and commitment to client care have continued to set the benchmark for what clients expect.

Amy has worked exclusively in criminal defence since qualifying in 2007. Her expertise spans both legally aided and privately funded work, with a strong record in representation across serious, complex matters. She is also a founding member and Vice‑Chair of Women in Criminal Law, reflecting her broader commitment to the profession. 

Quotes about Amy include:

“Amy Cox has great legal knowledge, exceptional client care, and always prepares detailed and thorough instructions.” 
“Amy Cox is intelligent, compassionate and highly motivated to always achieve great results for her clients.” 
“Sonn Macmillan Walker treat each case equally, regardless of the size of the case, and always provide a first class service from start to finish. Amy Cox runs the team with integrity, always striving for the best result and outcome. Amy is an excellent leader.” 
“Amy Cox was the best solicitor to have, she was professional and determined to get the right outcome for me. She went above and beyond… and left no stone unturned in securing an acquittal.”

This recognition in Legal 500 is a well‑earned milestone, highlighting her growing reputation among peers, clients, and in the criminal justice system overall. We congratulate Amy on this achievement and look forward to her continuing impact and leadership.

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Amy Cox

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Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year 2024, Amy is our Head of Litigation and oversees the Crown Court team. She was made an Associate Director in 2023.

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