Attorneys at Coppola & Marlin, P.C. Named 2011 "Super Lawyers"

Colorado Super Lawyers Honor Frank Coppola and William Marlin

2011-05-10

DENVER, CO, May 09, 2011 (Press-News.org) The personal injury attorneys at Denver law firm Coppola & Marlin, P.C. have been prestigiously recognized for their outstanding accomplishments as lawyers. Colorado Super Lawyers named the law firm's partners Frank W. Coppola and William C. Marlin to their exclusive Super Lawyers list using a "rigorous, multiphase rating process" that includes peer evaluation. Only five percent of Colorado attorneys make the list.

Although the Denver personal injury attorneys graciously accept their place amongst the highest-ranking attorneys in Colorado for 2011, they are accustomed to receiving such honors. Both Frank Coppola and William Marlin appear on the list for the 'Top 100 Colorado Trial Lawyers' published by The National Trial Lawyer.

Trial attorney William Marlin remarked, "We are pleased that our attorneys have once again earned their esteemed places on the Super Lawyers list. These individual accomplishments represent the commitment our firm collectively has in zealously representing our clients."

Coppola & Marlin, P.C. is a leading trial law firm for personal injury claims. The firm has an extensive variety of practice areas, including wrongful death, personal injury, medical malpractice, negligence, defective products and insurance disputes. The Denver law firm represents many victims suffering from serious physical trauma such as brain injuries and spinal cord injuries.

For more information on Coppola & Marlin, P.C. and its distinguished attorneys call 303-242-8823 or 888-899-0435. You can also visit the firm's website at www.coppolamarlin.com.

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