18 Aug 3 JJH Lawyers Awarded Super Lawyers Recognition
We are thrilled to announce that 3 of JJH Law’s attorneys, Lead Attorney and Founder Joseph J. Haddad, and Associate Attorneys Taylor Duty and Alina Salo, have all received a Super Lawyers recognition for 2020. Joseph has been recognized as a Super Lawyer for the eighth consecutive year, and both Taylor and Alina (2019 & 2020) are recognized as Rising Stars in the fields of business and employment law, respectively.
Super Lawyers recognizes the top lawyers in 70 different practice areas who’ve attained a high-level of professional achievement and peer recognition. No more than 5% of attorneys receive the honor in any given state in any year, so our team receiving such recognition is an exciting achievement.
How are Super Lawyers decided?
Super Lawyer recognition is granted through a strict “patented multiphase selection process” that awards select attorneys in each practice area. Here’s how it works:
1. A candidate is nominated by another practicing lawyer or identified by the Super Lawyers research team.
2. Super Lawyers independent research team determines attorney performance and experience.
3. The top candidates are then evaluated by Super Lawyer’s Blue Ribbon Panel to provide peer evaluation of their performance.
4. No more than 5% of all attorneys in a state are selected to receive a Super Lawyer recognition.
Super Lawyers recognition can only be achieved through the multiphase selection process.
Congratulation to Joseph, Taylor, and Alina on this exciting achievement
At JJH Law, we specialize in business, real estate, and employment law in Oregon and Washington.
Our attorneys have experience working with all types of businesses, organizations, and individuals. No matter the size of your business or organization, we’ll help you through the unique challenges you face by listening to your goals and providing tailored and value-driven legal services you can trust.
Questions about what it means to be a Super Lawyer or want to speak with someone from our team? Get in touch!
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