Aug 23, 2017
Partner Bill M. elaborated on the values that he feels contributed to this success by saying, "At Defense Lawyers of Mn, we invest in our clients, and our staff. Our investments aren't just made on sound legal principle, but they're also made out of compassion."
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Minneapolis , United States - August 22, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Personal injury law firm Defense Lawyers of Minnesota is pleased to announce that 10 of its attorneys have been named to the 2017 Minnesota Super Lawyers list. An additional three attorneys from the firm have been named to the 2017 Minnesota Super Lawyers Rising Stars list for a total of 13 out of 13 attorneys having received special designations in Super Lawyers associated publications. This high number of lawyers on the lists is especially notable considering the ranking service only names 5 percent maximum of all Minnesota litigators as Super Lawyers, and less than 2.5 percent of the state’s litigators get a place on the Rising Stars list.
The firm’s Minnesota Super Lawyers for 2017 includes the following practices: All of the attorneys specializing in personal injury law, car accident representation, DWI, family law. Additionally, tax law and bankruptcy law also earned spots on the Minnesota Super Lawyers Top 100 list, just as they have in past years.
In a separate ranking category, the Minnesota Super Lawyers Rising Stars are those who have demonstrated high-level service who are not older than 40 and have practiced law for a maximum of 10 years. The firm’s Minnesota Super Lawyers Rising Stars for 2017. All of the attorneys who earned the title “Rising Stars” have also appeared on the Super Lawyers list before too. This year marks the seventh time, that Defense Lawyers of Minnesota has been a nominated.
Founding partner John D. there is no other personal injury law firm with this high a percentage of Super Lawyers. Most important, it evidences the dedication that each of these Super Lawyers has to the needs of their clients.”
Partner Bill M. elaborated on the values that contributed to this success by saying, “At Defense Lawyers of Minnesota, investing in people, clients, lawyers and staff. Investments aren’t just made on sound legal principle, but they’re also made out of compassion for those being served.”
The list published by Super Lawyers is an external review of legal practitioners built on standards similar to Consumer Reports, and has an aggregate readership of 425,000 people. Results come from peer nominations, independent research and third-party feedback. The panel evaluates candidates in 12 different categories, such as verdicts, community service, writings and special certifications. The majority of Defense Lawyers of Minnesota legal team has practiced law for decades, and 10 of the attorneys have been named to the Super Lawyers list more than 10 years in a row.
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