Foley Hoag International Litigation & Arbitration Practice Lawyers Recognized By Legal 500 United States
June 16, 2020
Foley Hoag LLP's International Litigation & Arbitration practice and several of its lawyers have been recognized for excellence and international dispute resolution accomplishments in the 2020 edition of The Legal 500 United States.
The directory provides an objective analysis on leading law firms in the U.S. market in various areas of law. Rankings are based on in-depth research, including feedback from clients and peers, to highlight firms with a truly national presence and the capability to handle sophisticated and complex work.
Foley Hoag was ranked in the Dispute Resolution: Arbitration category. The following individuals were also recognized as key lawyers: International Litigation & Arbitration practice group heads Paul Reichler and Lawrence Martin; and Mark Clodfelter, Constantinos Salonidis, Daniel Schimmel, Derek Smith, Kenneth Figueroa and Andrew Loewenstein.
The Legal 500 United States also shared specific testimonials regarding Foley Hoag's International Litigation & Arbitration practice: "Best in class ever – best knowledge, best practices, and tremendous experience," "Foley Hoag’s lawyers stand out for their expertise in international arbitration, as well as for their ability to provide prompt answers to legal issues concerning foreign jurisdictions," and "The international focus of the firm, its deep knowledge of the international arbitration field, and the wise choice of the people involved in cases – these are the firm’s strongest assets."
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