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Fienman Defense is pleased to announce Attorney Michael H. Fienman’s inclusion into Pennsylvania’s SuperLawyers ‘Rising Stars’ list for 2019.

With no more than 2.5% of a state’s attorneys receiving recognition, the selection process alone sets attorney Fienman apart. A program of Thomson Reuters, Pennsylvania Super Lawyers is a rating service that utilizes peer nominations and evaluations, combined with independent research to identify outstanding lawyers based on their professional reputation and accomplishments.

Each candidate is evaluated on 12 indicators of peer recognition and professional achievement, including their verdicts and settlements, honors and awards, special licenses and certifications, pro bono and community service efforts, and scholarly lectures and writings. The goal of this highly sought designation is to create a credible, comprehensive, and diverse listing of outstanding local attorneys that can be used as a resource for other attorneys, and most importantly – consumers searching for legal guidance.

As one of the legal profession’s most respected and sought-after designations, being named a SuperLawyers ‘Rising Star’ is a testament to attorney Fienman’s skill, experience, and passion towards client advocacy. It’s a hard-earned accomplishment and a well-deserved honor that speaks to his sincere desire to help clients through difficult times in their lives.

Congratulations attorney Fienman, and thank you for the hard work you do on behalf of your clients – day in and day out.

For more information, please view attorney Fienman’s full SuperLawyers profile, or visit Fienman Defense.

Fienamn Defense is a criminal defense law firm, providing aggressive and effective representation to individuals in Philadelphia, Bucks County, Delaware County, and Montgomery County who have been accused of crimes in state court, federal court, and before administrative agencies. Representative cases include driver licensing matters, traffic violations, DUI, summary offenses, misdemeanors, major felonies, and white-collar criminal charges.