New York Personal Injury Lawyer Kenneth A. Wilhelm Named to 2016 Super Lawyers
Aug 25, 2016
New York attorney Kenneth A. Wilhelm has again been named to the list of Super Lawyers in the New York Metro area. Being named to this elite list of professionals is an honor afforded to only 5 percent of all attorneys in New York.
New York, United States - August 25, 2016 /PressCable/ —
New York personal injury lawyer Kenneth A. Wilhelm has again been named to the 2016 New York Metro Super Lawyers list.
Super Lawyers, a Thomson Reuters rating service and publication, selects outstanding attorneys from more than 70 practice areas through a rigorous, multifaceted nomination process that comprises a statewide survey of lawyers, detailed peer review and extensive research of each candidate. Only 5 percent of New York State’s attorneys have received this distinction in 2016. In the United States, Super Lawyers magazine is published in all 50 states and Washington D.C. and reaches more than 13 million readers.
“We’re honored to be named to the 2016 Super Lawyers list,” said New York personal injury attorney Kenneth A. Wilhelm. “This is a distinction not just for me, but for everyone at this firm because providing our clients with quality legal representation and superior customer service is a team effort.”
Wilhelm’s clients say what distinguishes his law firm from others is the amount of effort he puts into every case and the genuine care and compassion they experience while being represented by the firm.
“As soon as I made initial contact with Mr. Wilhelm, I felt that my family and I would be taken care of,” said client Nicholas Ross whom the firm represented in an auto accident case. “His investigator, support staff and attorneys worked quickly and diligently to secure a settlement that I was happy with. They made a stressful time in my life the best it could have been under the circumstances.”
Super Lawyers has a rigorous, multiphase selection process where peer nominations and evaluations are combined with independent research. Each and every candidate is evaluated on 12 indicators of peer recognition and professional achievement. Selections are made annually for every state. According to Super Lawyers’ website, the goal of this rating service is to create “a credible, comprehensive and diverse listing of outstanding attorneys that can be used as a resource for attorneys and consumers searching for legal counsel.”
In addition to being recognized by Super Lawyers, Wilhelm has several other distinctions including being named a New York Top 10 Attorney by the National Academy of Personal Injury Attorneys, Inc., out of more than 166,000 lawyers in New York State. He was also named Top 100 Trial Lawyers in New York by the National Trial Lawyers group. He has a superlative 10.0 on Avvo.com, the highest possible rating on the online attorney rating service.
For him, the client always comes first, Wilhelm said. “As a personal injury attorney, the biggest satisfaction I get is when I’m able to help people during a very difficult time in their lives. We derive great satisfaction in fighting hard and helping these victims and their families get the support they need and rightfully deserve.”
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