How Do Lawyers Become Members Of “Best Lawyers In America” and “Super Lawyers Of New England”?
Lawyers are selected by groups such as Best Lawyers and Super Lawyers by anonymous means. The rankings seem to correspond to the Martindale-Hubbell rankings but not always. The rankings are made anonymously and therefore are deemed reliable indicators to the public as to the abilities of attorneys they are considering to hire.
The significance of these rankings is that they goes beyond bragging rights of the lawyers involved. They are indicators to the public as to the background, training and experience of a lawyer that they are considering hiring to handle their case. Unless a person is personally acquainted with the lawyer the general public has no way of knowing whether the lawyer being hired is someone they want handling their case. These rating groups are a good way of evaluating this type of information in the hiring process.
Patrick Winburn has been listed in Best Lawyers and Super Lawyers for many years. Winburn Law Offices limits its practice to personal injury matters. It is one of the few offices in Vermont to restrict its practice in this way. No matter where you live in the United States, if your accident happened in Vermont, we can help.
Our law office reviews cases throughout the State of Vermont – in Manchester, Bennington, Rutland, Burlington, Woodstock, St. Albans, Brattleboro, Montpelier, Woodford, Springfield, Wilmington, the Northeast Kingdom and anywhere else where there is jurisdiction in the State of Vermont.
If you believe you have an accident claim contact us for a free evaluation – if we take your case, we don’t get unless we get money for you!
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