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Attorney Marie Washington selected as a Premier Lawyer of America
Attorney Marie Washington selected as a Premier Lawyer of America
Warrenton, VA — Attorney Marie Washington has been selected for membership in Premier Lawyers of America, a prestigious, invitation-only organization which recognizes the top 1% of attorneys in America. Nominees must demonstrate excellence in their primary practice areas and must be nominated by at least one other peer attorney or hand-selected by the organization’s advisory committee.
Attorneys selected for membership in Premier Lawyers of America undergo an objective and rigorous vetting process. Criteria taken into account include case outcomes, legal experience, professional achievements, certifications, trial experience, educational history, teaching or publishing experience, peer and client feedback, ratings and reviews, and professionalism and ethics.
“Membership in Premier Lawyers of America is reserved for top-rated attorneys who are able to meet or exceed demanding selection criteria,” stated Robert Nguyen, Director of Membership Services for the organization. “Marie Washington’s exceptional legal ability, client advocacy, and success sets Ms. Washington apart from her peers.”
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