NEWS: Attorneys in Alaska, Connecticut, Great Plains, Hawaii, Illinois, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mid-South, Missouri & Kansas, New England, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Southern California, Texas and Wisconsin may now NOMINATE ONLINE AT my.superlawyers.com
In this first step of our multi-phase selection process, attorneys are invited to nominate the top lawyers they have personally observed in action, whether as opposing counsel, co-counsel, or through other firsthand observation in the courtroom. The intent is to discourage lawyers from nominating others based purely on reputation.
Each nomination carries a point value. Nominations received from lawyers in other firms carry a significantly higher point value than nominations received from lawyers in the same firm.
- No self-nominations.
- In-firm nominations are counted only if an equal or greater number of lawyers outside your firm are nominated.
- You may nominate a maximum of 21 lawyers (this means you are limited to seven in-firm nominations, seven out-firm nominations and seven Rising Star nominations).
- No "campaigning" or soliciting nominations from other lawyers as such nominations may be disregarded and lead to disqualification.
- Base your nominations on first-hand knowledge, rather than reputation-e.g., opposing counsel, co-counsel or someone you have observed in court or during a transaction.
To nominate online
Login to my.superlawyers.com to make your nominations online.
To download a PDF Ballot
If you are unable to nominate online, you may download a PDF ballot. Print and fax to the number on the ballot.
Contact Research for information about how to nominate attorneys for Super Lawyers.
What is Super Lawyers
Super Lawyers is a rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high-degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. The selection process is multi-phased and includes independent research, peer nominations and peer evaluations.
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