Nashville’s Personal Injury Lawyer of the Year Fights Hard Named the “Personal Injury Lawyer of the Year” in Nashville, Randall L. Kinnard has developed a strong reputation for going to war for his clients— and achieving numerous victories— during his 30-year career as a trial attorney. In one of Kinnard’s many high-profile cases, he won $6.5 million [...]
Best Lawyers has named individuals as Lawyers of the Year in Texas,based on their particularly high level of peer recognition. Keith Law Firm Medical Malpractice Law Darrell L. Keith grew up wanting to become a doctor, preacher or lawyer. After attending Baylor Law School, he found a wayto become all three as a trial attorney. “I [...]
Think about the last time you purchased an insurance policy. Did you read it thoroughly and negotiate with the insurance company to get a policy that met your needs? “No one does,” says Michael J. Bidart, senior and managing partner of Shernoff Bidart Echeverria LLP. “You get insurance because you have to. You fill out the [...]
During his 54-year career, Charles L. Denaburg has become an expert in commercial law, commercial transactions, creditor and debtor rights, and bankruptcy law. Other areas of his practice include domestic and general mediation, arbitration, secured transactions and reorganizations. “My daddy told me that I was going to be a lawyer,” he says. “I wasn’t cut out to be a doctor or a dentist. I [...]
BEST LAWYERS HAS NAMED INDIVIDUALS AS LAWYERS OF THE YEAR IN ARIZONA, BASED ON THEIR PARTICULARLY HIGH LEVEL OF PEER RECOGNITION. Udall Law Firm PERSONAL INJURY LITIGATION There aren't many attorneys who can say that they have tried a case in every county in Arizona, but David Burr Udall can. Since earning his LL.B. from the University of Arizona 1954, Udall has [...]
BEST LAWYERS HAS NAMED INDIVIDUALS AS LAWYERS OF THE YEAR IN ARIZONA, BASED ON THEIR PARTICULARLY HIGH LEVEL OF PEER RECOGNITION. Osborn Maledon INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW Growing up, friends and family told Brett. L. Dunkelman that he ought to become a lawyer, but Dunkelman had other ideas. He studied religion as an undergraduate, and later pored over literature in graduate school. He taught English; coached track and even helped a team [...]
Richard S. Jaffe Jaffe and Strickland Criminal Defense: Non-White-Collar While growing up in the Deep South, Richard S. Jaffe was troubled by the racial discrimination he observed in his hometown and even in the books he read. “I was very influenced by injustices of any kind, and thought that being a trial lawyer would allow me to [...]
Every client who visits Neal A. Roth has a story to tell. The details differ each time, but they all arrive in need of help. Some have sustained terrible injuries. Others are grieving over the loss of a loved one. When Roth listens to their stories, he can empathize in a way that most other attorneys may not. While still [...]
Every day millions of Americans fly to domestic and international locations to and from the United States. While flying is known to be a safe way to travel, when the unthinkable happens, the consequences are irrevocably devastating. Brian J. Parrish and Kevin R. Boyle at Panish Shea & Boyle have developed a fierce reputation for handling [...]
Ernest Teitell: Connecticut’s Legal Community Fights Back New York Magazine By Ashley Cisneros http://nymag.com/guides/bestlawyers/2010/62627/ As in many other states, Connecticut law makers were facing tremendous budget deficits in 2009. After finding a $2 million surplus in the Client Security Fund, the Connecticut General Assembly voted to take the money to use toward reducing the deficit. Gov. [...]
