MIAMI, FL, August 13, 2012 (Press-News.org) Just over 200 lawyers were recognized as Top Civil Trial Attorneys by Florida Trend magazine in 2012. Five of those attorneys are members of the Whistleblower Law Firm, a partnership of attorneys dedicated to representing those who come forward with information about fraud being committed against the United States government and taxpayers.
Robert B. Boyers, Manuel Dobrinsky, Daniel D. Dolan II, James A. Hannon and Randy Rosenblum, all experienced Florida trial lawyers, were named Top Civil Trial Attorneys on the 2012 listing of Florida's Legal Elite published by Florida Trend magazine. As whistleblower attorneys, each uses their experience and knowledge of the courtroom to assist and protect those who expose illegal business practices throughout the United States.
Florida's Legal Elite are selected by their peers. Members of the Florida bar determine who will be listed as Top Attorneys each year by submitting votes as to who they would recommend to others for legal representation. A panel made up of former Florida Legal Elite members also reviews the finalists.
In its ninth year of publication, Florida Trend's 2012 Legal Elite includes only 2 percent of the more than 67,000 practicing attorneys in the state of Florida.
Our Florida Top Civil Trial Attorneys, along with the other dedicated lawyers of the Whistleblower Law Firm, work to protect individuals who blow the whistle on fraud and illegal business practices and ensure that you receive the compensation to which you are entitled after successfully blowing the whistle. With a combined 200 years of trial experience, the Whistleblower Law Firm can help you understand whether you have a whistleblower case and if so, how to proceed with blowing the whistle on fraud or wrongdoing.
To learn more about our Top Civil Trial Attorneys or our practice at the Whistleblower Law Firm, please visit http://ww.federalwhistleblowerlawyers.com. While many of our whistleblower lawyers call Florida home, we represent individuals throughout the United States who are ready to come forward and stop fraudulent and illegal business practices. For a no-cost, confidential consultation, contact our firm at 866-558-4259.
Additional Resources:
Whistleblower Protection Blog: http://www.federalwhistleblowerlawyers.com/blog/
What is Medicaid Faud: http://www.federalwhistleblowerlawyers.com/Types-of-Employer-Fraud-Wr ... raud.shtml
How To Report Fraud: http://www.federalwhistleblowerlawyers.com/State-Federal-Whistleblower-Laws/
The 2012 Listing of Florida's Legal Elite Attorneys Includes Five Lawyers of the Whistleblower Law Firm
Robert B. Boyers, Manuel Dobrinsky, Daniel D. Dolan II, James A. Hannon and Randy Rosenblum were named Top Civil Trial Attorneys 2012.
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[Press-News.org] The 2012 Listing of Florida's Legal Elite Attorneys Includes Five Lawyers of the Whistleblower Law FirmRobert B. Boyers, Manuel Dobrinsky, Daniel D. Dolan II, James A. Hannon and Randy Rosenblum were named Top Civil Trial Attorneys 2012.