Hearn & Fleener, Construction Attorneys
● Recognition● Jan 18, 2024● 1 Min Read

Recognized By Best Lawyers 2024

Matthew Cutinello · Director of Business Relations

Hearn & Fleener has been recognized by The Best Lawyers in America® Peer Review again going into 2024. Several of our attorneys have been recognized by this program for over 5 years. It is an honor that our peers see and respect the work that this crew is doing. Congrats to all the other award recipients out there! We are grateful to be included among them.

From Best Lawyers:

“This historic 30th edition of The Best Lawyers in America is a testament to lawyers’ and firms’ appreciation of the Best Lawyers steadfast methodology and historical significance on the legal industry,” said Best Lawyers CEO Phillip Greer. “Best Lawyers and ‘Ones to Watch’ accolades are based purely on the review of other top lawyers practicing in the same metropolitan and practice areas. Those practicing against each other in mediation or arguing across the aisle in court are providing positive feedback on their peers’ skillset, knowledge and professionalism. These awards are a genuine vote of confidence in their fellow lawyers.”

Determined through Best Lawyers’ transparent Purely Peer Review® research process, the Best Lawyers accolades recognize the top 5% of legal talent in private practice throughout the United States. Also included in the 2024 edition are those recipients of the specialty “Lawyer of the Year” category. "Lawyer of the Year" honors are awarded annually to only one lawyer per practice area in each region with extremely high overall feedback from their peers, making it an exceptional distinction. In this latest edition, only 5,392 lawyers were bestowed the “Lawyer of the Year” distinction, representative of only 0.4% of those in private practice in America.

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