Ledger Law Attorney Emery Brett Ledger Honored In ‘Top 100 Lawyers’ For 3rd Year By National Trial Lawyers
Sep 22, 2016
Ledger Law’s Emery Brett Ledger was named in National Trial Lawyers’ Top 100 Lawyers for the third consecutive year, making him one of the best attorneys in personal injury and wrongful death.
Los Angeles, United States - September 21, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
When people suffer a personal injury that wasn’t their fault, become the victim of life changing medical malpractice, or have a family member who suffers a wrongful death, justice must be sought. For that, individuals will require the most tenacious and talented trial lawyers, who are prepared to go all the way to get the compensation individuals deserve. Ledger Law has a reputation for being just such a practice, and their lead attorney, Emery Brett Ledger, has now been included in National Trial Lawyers’ Top 100 Lawyers for the third year in a row, marking him out as one of the finest in his field.
As one of the top hundred attorneys in the United States, his practice is uniquely focused on client service, still making himself personally available for client consultations. Despite being a valued contributor to National Trial Lawyers, an invitation-only organisation which subjects members to stringent qualifications, Mr. Ledger maintains humility in recognizing that the client comes first.
Being included for the third year in a row in the Top 100 Lawyers from a membership of thousands recognizes the knowledge, skill, experience and success required to perform on behalf of clients, as well as the resources, power, and influence necessary to affect the legal process and ensure that justice continues to be served.
A spokesperson for Ledger Law explained, “We are thrilled to see Emery Brett Ledger included in the Top 100 Lawyers for a third year in a row, but we are not surprised. He works tirelessly, passionately and compassionately on behalf of every client, ensuring their case is tailor-made. He always pursues the full amount of compensation, and offers free initial consultations to anyone who feels they may have a claim, to ensure people can better understand their position. With this approach, his experience, and his results, he has earned his place amid the greatest of his peers.”
About The Ledger Law Firm: The Ledger Law Firm is a leading personal injury and wrongful death attorney in Newport Beach, California. Their professional and dedicated team will stop at nothing to fight for and secure the compensation their clients deserve. Their legal team offers a passionate, personalized service to every client, offer no win, no fee representation with a free initial consultation.
For more information, please visit https://www.ledgerlaw.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Matthew Kovach
Email: [email protected]
Organization: The Ledger Law Firm
Address: 811 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90017
Phone: 800-411-9049
Release ID: 133905
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