November 8, 2011 – Bledsoe Downes, PC has been recognized in the Native American Law and Gaming Law areas in the Phoenix metropolitan market by U.S. News Media Group and Best Lawyers® in the 2011-2012 “Best Law Firms” rankings.
The firm received first-tier rankings in Phoenix in Native American Law and Gaming Law. The rankings in their entirety are posted online at http://bestlawfirms.usnews.com.
According to U.S. News and Best Lawyers®, achieving a high ranking is a “special distinction that signals a unique combination of excellence and breadth of expertise.” In the extensive survey, lawyers evaluated their peers on expertise, responsiveness, integrity, cost-effectiveness, whether they would refer a matter to a firm, and whether they would consider a firm a worthy competitor. Clients were asked to address expertise, responsiveness, understanding of a business and its needs, cost-effectiveness, civility, whether they would refer a matter to a firm, and whether they would refer a another client to the firm.
In addition to information from these surveys, the rankings incorporated the millions of evaluations of thousands of individual leading lawyers collected by Best Lawyers® in its most recent annual survey. All of the quantitative and qualitative data were combined into an overall “Best Law Firms” score for each firm. This data was then compared to other firms within the same metropolitan area and at the national level.
Best Lawyers in America®, is one of the oldest and most respected peer review publications in the legal profession. Earlier this year, Bradley Bledsoe Downes was chosen for inclusion in Best Lawyers in America® 2012. U.S. News & World Report has more than two decades of experience in providing the public with the most accurate and in-depth rankings of a wide range of institutions.
About Bledsoe Downes, PC. Bledsoe Downes, PC is a law firm that offers our clients knowledgeable, cost-effective representation regarding federal Indian law matters. Bledsoe Downes, PC concentrates its practice in federal Indian law, gaming law, civil litigation, tribal government affairs, financial transactions; and economic development.
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