Henry Gare Personal Injury Attorney has been awarded the Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent® rating one of the highest and most respected ratings a lawyer or law firm can achieve. It is awarded based on a combination of peer reviews and professional achievements.
Here’s a breakdown of what the AV Preeminent rating represents:
- Peer Review: Martindale-Hubbell conducts a peer review process, where attorneys are assessed by other lawyers and judges in the same legal field. The peer review is designed to evaluate a lawyer’s ethical standards and legal ability.
- The “AV” Rating: The “A” in AV stands for “very high” legal ability, and the “V” stands for “very high” ethical standards. In other words, the AV Preeminent rating indicates that the lawyer has been recognized by their peers for their exceptional legal knowledge, skills, and ethical conduct.
- Preeminent: This term refers to the lawyer being regarded as among the best in their field, having achieved a reputation for legal expertise and professional integrity
To receive an AV Preeminent rating, a lawyer typically must have several years of practice experience and meet high standards of legal competence and ethical behavior. The rating is often used by clients and other lawyers to identify top-tier legal professionals.
Significance
- Recognition by Peers: The rating is awarded by other attorneys and judges, making it a strong indication that the lawyer is well-regarded in the legal community.
- Professional Credibility: It signals to clients that the lawyer has demonstrated excellence in both legal ability and ethics.
- Longevity: Lawyers who receive the AV Preeminent rating typically have a long-standing track record of success and integrity.
It is important to note that Martindale-Hubbell’s rating system is one of the oldest legal directories, with a history dating back to 1868, and remains one of the most widely recognized and respected lawyer rating systems.
