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McGlinchey Attorneys Named to Mid-South Super Lawyers and Risings Stars Lists for 2024

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McGlinchey Stafford is pleased to announce that six attorneys across McGlinchey’s Birmingham, Jackson, and Nashville offices have been recognized on the 2024 Mid-South Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Lists.

  • Christopher A. Bottcher (Member, Birmingham) – 2024 Super Lawyers, Business Litigation
  • G. Dewey Hembree,  III (Member, Jackson) – 2024 Super Lawyers, Business Litigation
  • Shaun Ramey (Member, Nashville) – 2024 Super Lawyers, Business Litigation
  • T. Dylan Reeves (Member, Nashville) – 2024 Rising Stars, Business Litigation
  • Lindsay K. Roberts (Associate, Jackson) – 2024 Rising Stars, Banking
  • Will Wojcik (Member, Nashville) – 2024 Rising Stars, Business Litigation

Attorneys in the firm’s Birmingham, Jackson, and Nashville offices have extensive experience in banking, commercial litigation, consumer financial services litigation, class action litigation, bankruptcy, corporate matters, real estate, and tax law. McGlinchey’s Birmingham, Jackson, and Nashville offices have collectively added four attorneys in the last year.

Super Lawyers names outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. No more than the top 5% of attorneys in each state, as nominated by their peers, are reviewed by an independent research team that focuses on professional accomplishments, peer recognition, and community involvement to be recognized. The Rising Stars list recognizes the top 2.5% of lawyers in the state who are 40 years old or younger or have been in practice for 10 years or fewer.

For more information about Super Lawyers, a Thomson Reuters service, and its selection process, please visit the Super Lawyers website.

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