Chambers USA has again rated Bodman PLC as one of Michigan’s top business law firms. In the newly released 2020 edition, Chambers placed Bodman in “band one” (the highest possible level) for Banking & Finance and for Bankruptcy/Restructuring. Bodman has been ranked in band one for Banking & Finance continuously for more than a decade.
Chambers also ranked Bodman among Michigan’s top law firms for Corporate/M&A, Commercial Litigation, Real Estate, and Labor & Employment, and recognized the firm for expertise in Employee Benefits work.
Bodman attorneys were recognized as leaders in seven practice areas, including:
• Banking & Finance: Kathleen O’Callaghan Hickey, Joseph J. Kochanek, and Larry R. Shulman
• Bankruptcy/Restructuring: Robert J. Diehl, Jr. and Ralph E. McDowell
• Commercial Litigation: Dennis J. Levasseur and Joseph J. Shannon
• Corporate/M&A: Timothy R. Damschroder, Laurence B. Deitch, and Mark W. Peters
• Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation: David B. Walters
• Labor & Employment: John C. Cashen and Aaron D. Graves
• Real Estate: Nicholas P. Scavone, Jr. and Andrew Z. Spilkin
The Chambers research process includes extensive interviews with law firm clients and with peers at other law firms as well as a detailed review of recent matters the firm has handled. Individual lawyer rankings are based on an independent assessment of lawyers who best exemplify the qualities most valued by clients, including technical ability, professional conduct, client service, commercial astuteness, and other factors.
Bodman PLC is one of the Midwest’s leading business law firms. To learn more, visit www.bodmanlaw.com.
- Posted May 07, 2020
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Bodman earns Chambers USA 2020 recognition
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