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Team Player
By Richard Willsher
London Super Lawyers 2013
Keith Oliver enjoys Manchester United, fast cars and the law
A Willingness to Fight
By Tina Walsh
London Super Lawyers 2013
After potter, nurse and secretary, Jenny Kennedy tried solicitor
One Rogue Solicitor
By David Nicholson and Erik Lundegaard
London Super Lawyers 2013
In 2009, Mark Lewis was working from home and selling assets; within two years, he helped uncover the biggest scandal of the 21st century
Vitruvian Man
By Helene Dancer
London Super Lawyers 2013
Immigration lawyer Jawaid Luqmani would rather you didn’t think well of his work
A Question of Corporate Governance
By Tom Blass
London Super Lawyers 2013
Do corporations need guidelines or regulations?
Super Lawyers Selection Process Patented by The United States Patent and Trademark Office
In April 2013, the Super Lawyers selection process received a patent (U.S. Pat. No. 8,412,564) from The United States Patent and Trademark Office. This distinction is relevant to both attorneys and consumers, as it further demonstrates credibility as an impartial third-party rating system.
“We are honored to have a recently granted U.S. patent relating to lawyer-ratings. We take our credibility very seriously, and having a patent assures our customers that we strive to be innovation leaders in our area,” says Julie Gleason, the Director of Research at Super Lawyers.
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