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The Best Lawyers in America list for 2010 has been announced and 31 attorneys from regional law firm Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt have been presented with this prominent distinction. Schwabe has steadily grown the number of attorneys who receive this honor; 27 attorneys were named on the 2009 list.
"We are pleased to have so many attorneys with such a diverse set of practice areas from the firm be represented on this prominent list," said Mark Long, Schwabe's managing partner.
Portland
Al AuYeung – intellectual property law
David F. Bartz, Jr. – environmental law
Ray R. Benner – employee benefits law
Kevin E. Brannon – franchise law
Carmen Calzacorta – banking and securities law
William B. Crow – commercial and product liability litigation
Joyle C. Dahl – tax law
Robert D. Dayton – trusts and estates
Thomas V. Dulcich – commercial litigation
Michael Garone – labor and employment law
Jill S. Gelineau – eminent domain and condemnation law
John D. Guinasso – real estate law
Kelly Hagan – health care law
Kurt Hansen – health care law
Nikki Hatton – trusts and estates
Terry C. Hauck – real estate law
Margaret Hoffmann – product liability litigation
Kirk Johansen – timber law
Jan K. Kitchel – personal injury litigation
Daniel F. Knox – construction, maritime and professional malpractice law
Douglas W. MacDougal – water law
Mark Manulik – real estate law
Peter L. Osborne – tax law
C. Kent Roberts – maritime law
Marc K. Sellers – tax law
Mark A. Stayer – real estate and timber law
Jay Waldron – commercial litigation
Bend
Tia Lewis – land use and zoning law
Thomas M. Triplett – labor and employment law
Donald Joe Willis – eminent domain and condemnation law
Salem
Martha Pagel – water law
Best Lawyers in America is widely regarded as the preeminent referral guide to the legal profession in the United States. Its lists represent 78 legal specialties in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, and are compiled through an exhaustive peer-review survey in which thousands of the top lawyers in the U.S. confidentially evaluate their professional peers.
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