The National Law Journal's 2024 "Elite Trial Lawyers" Recognizes Labaton Keller Sucharow and Its Attorneys
The National Law Journal’s “Elite Trial Lawyers” has recognized Labaton Keller Sucharow as a winner or finalist in eight categories. The Firm is honored to be selected as a finalist in the Securities Litigation/Shareholder Rights, Trial Strategy Innovation, Privacy/Data Breach, and Diversity Initiative categories.
Partner Christine M. Fox was named among the “Elite Women of the Plaintiffs Bar” and Partners Jake Bissell-Link and Jonathan D. Waisnor were named among the “Rising Star in the Plaintiffs Bar.” Partner Carol C. Villegas has been selected as a finalist for “Plaintiff Attorney of the Year.”
“The awards recognize law firms’ outstanding plaintiffs work in a high-stakes bench or jury trial or in a major settlement. The winners must have scored a significant win during the contest period and must also be able to show an impressive track record of wins over the last three to five years.” The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony in New York on July 11, 2024.
View the complete 2024 Elite Trial Lawyers lists here.
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