Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP is pleased to announce that six of the firm’s attorneys have been identified by Who’s Who Legal as being among the world’s leading construction lawyers.
The Bradley attorneys listed in Who’s Who Legal: Construction 2017 include: Birmingham partners Arlan D. Lewis, J. David Pugh, and E. Mabry Rogers; Jackson, Miss. partner William R. Purdy; and Washington, D.C. partners Douglas L. Patin and Robert J. Symon. The guide will be published and distributed in March 2017.
Arlan D. Lewis, J. David Pugh and E. Mabry Rogers
William R. Purdy, Douglas L. Patin and Robert J. Symon
“It is exciting to see Bradley’s talented Construction group earn such consistent and prominent representation on the annual Who’s Who Legal list,” said Bradley Chairman of the Board and Managing Partner Beau Grenier. “We are proud to see each of these deserving attorneys continue to earn the praise of their clients and colleagues within the construction realm.”
Who’s Who Legal: Construction recognizes attorneys who were nominated by clients and peers and confirmed by research to be preeminent construction specialists. The guide covers 32 jurisdictions from around the world and is the product of more than six months of comprehensive, independent research. It is distributed annually to thousands of corporate counsel and private practitioners worldwide, and to delegates at numerous industry conferences. It is impossible to buy entry into any Who’s Who Legal publication.
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