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  • Andrew Freeman, Esquire | ADDED TO EEBA WATCHLIST

8 responses to “Andrew Freeman, Esquire | ADDED TO EEBA WATCHLIST

  1. Bill White

    In answer to your ques­tion regard­ing Super Lawyers: Super Lawyers is not pay-to-play. You can’t buy your way onto the list. We use a rig­or­ous, mul­ti­phase selec­tion process to select lawyers for inclu­sion. The process includes peer nom­i­na­tions, peer eval­u­a­tions by prac­tice area, inde­pen­dent eval­u­a­tion of can­di­dates by our research edi­tors based on 12 fac­tors (e.g., expe­ri­ence, ver­dicts and set­tle­ments, schol­arly lec­tures and writ­ings, posi­tion within firm, etc.) and a dis­ci­pline and good-standing check. Only five per­cent of the lawyers in the state are selected each year. We lay out the details of our process at superlawyers.com under the “selec­tion process” tab.

    Bill White
    Pub­lisher
    Super Lawyers and Law & Pol­i­tics magazines

  2. Ron Coleman

    Well, sorry, Bill, but I’ve always been pretty dubi­ous of “Super Lawyers” myself, and a num­ber of my dis­tin­guished part­ners are recip­i­ents of this honor. (I’m not the only one.)

    My skep­ti­cism (I’m skep­ti­cal of Avvo too, by the way, even though it “works for me” — free, too) has always been based at perusal of the selec­tions and the edi­to­r­ial con­tent, as a prac­ti­tioner, and being not only sin­gu­larly unmoved but fre­quently unable, after 20 years of prac­tice, to be able to rec­og­nize the names of the hon­orees in my areas of prac­tice, or their firms.

    Or worse, in some cases — I do rec­og­nize them.

  3. Superlawyer = Superhero (fictitious status)

    I agree with EEBA and Mr. Cole­man. Super­lawyer sta­tus, like Super­hero sta­tus, does does not mean too much. They are pure fic­tion!! Like many affil­i­a­tions to these “priv­eleged” groups, their sole pur­pose is to make money. It’s no dif­fer­ent than coun­try clubs, Amer­i­can Ken­nel Club, and other snobby groups that require “elite” mem­bers. As Grou­cho Marx once said ” I DON’T WANT TO BELONG TO ANY CLUB THAT WILL ACCEPT PEOPLE LIKE ME AS A MEMBER”.

    Thank you pub­lisher Mr. White for your elab­o­ra­tion, how­ever, you need to sell your mag­a­zine as well which is inun­dated with adver­tise­ments for attor­neys whether they are dis­ci­plined or not!!!! We know your web­site so stop advertising!!

  4. Lawyers

    Its not easy to be a super lawyer.…they must have great courage.….

  5. NEM

    You hit the nail on the head regard­ing Andy Free­man– he’s a self-promoting ass­hole. His lit­i­gat­ing ACORN’s law­suit is no sur­prise. I hope they yank his license for this stunt.

  6. A Judge

    I’ve looked at the law in this case. Mr. Free­man arro­gantly claims on his law firm bio “Judges respect Andy.” He should change that to Judges respected Andy until.…

    Very inter­est­ing web­site by the way. Hope I’m never mentioned!

  7. EEBA Endorses Jon Hopkins, Esquire for Lake County DA

    […] sup­port of Hoppie’s can­di­dacy, the EEBA has com­mis­sioned ACORN to assist with the reg­is­tra­tion of Lake County vot­ers. Their Lake County oper­a­tions cen­ter will be […]

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