BOSTON, MA, September 23, 2012 (Press-News.org) The Yannetti Criminal Defense Law Firm is pleased to announce Attorney David Yannetti's selection as one of the "Best Lawyers" in America, according to U.S. News and World Report. This prestigious honor is conferred by the magazine in partnership with Best Lawyers, a highly-regarded peer-review publication. The title is bestowed after an exhaustive peer-review process which includes surveys in which lawyers are asked to evaluate their peer's performance and ethics standards. The Best Lawyers List has been a resource to identify exemplary lawyers for individuals and businesses for 30 years.
The "Best Lawyers" listing is highly regarded by clients and legal professionals alike. It is viewed as thorough and impartial. The List identifies Attorney Yannetti as one of the leading criminal defense attorney in America. Of course, millions across the world can view this honor, as the listings are now published in almost 70 countries around the globe.
This honor will be added to Attorney Yannetti's other prestigious achievements including: his being awarded an "AV" Rating" - the highest rating possible - every year since 1999 from Martindale-Hubbell; his inclusion in the exclusive, "Bar Register of Pre-Eminent Lawyers," also every year since 1999; his inclusion in the "Super Lawyers" list in Boston Magazine, every year since 2007; and his being awarded the "Most Compelling Argument" trophy as a result of winning the 2008 "Battle of the Lawyers" sponsored by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, a charity event designed to showcase masterful trial lawyers re-creating their famous closing arguments. Attorney Yannetti also has distinguished himself in serving as a legal analyst on Fox News, CNN, and I.D. Channel and other news outlets.
Attorney David Yannetti began his legal career in 1989 as an assistant district attorney in Middlesex County in Massachusetts. He defends and represents clients in a full range of felony and misdemeanor crimes.
Website: http://www.davidyannetti.com
Attorney Yannetti Named One of "Best Lawyers" in America
The Yannetti Criminal Defense Law Firm is pleased to announce Attorney David Yannetti's selection as one of the "Best Lawyers" in America, according to U.S. News and World Report.
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[Press-News.org] Attorney Yannetti Named One of "Best Lawyers" in AmericaThe Yannetti Criminal Defense Law Firm is pleased to announce Attorney David Yannetti's selection as one of the "Best Lawyers" in America, according to U.S. News and World Report.