April 23, 2015
16 Paley Rothman Attorneys Named to 2015 Washington D.C. Super Lawyers & Rising Stars Lists
- April 23, 2015
- Related Attorneys: Paula Calimafde, Deborah Cohn, Glenn Cooper, Hope Eastman, James Hammerschmidt, Jeffrey Kolender, Roy Niedermayer, Trish Weaver, Michelle Chapin
- Related Practice Areas: Family Law, Employee Benefits, Estate Planning, Estate & Trust Administration, Employment Law, Tax: Individual, Tax: Business, Litigation: Individual, Litigation: Business, Appellate Practice
Twelve Paley Rothman attorneys were named to the 2015 Washington D.C. Super Lawyers list and four were selected 2015 "Washington D.C. Rising Stars."
2015 Washington D.C. Super Lawyers:
- Bibi Berry (former Principal) - Family Law
- Paula Calimafde - Employee Benefits
- Deborah Cohn - Estate & Probate
- Glenn Cooper - Family Law
- Hope Eastman - Employment Litigation/Defense
- Jim Hammerschmidt - Employment & Labor
- Jeffrey Kolender - Estate & Probate
- Carlos Lastra - Family Law
- Paul Marcotte - Tax
- Roy Niedermayer - Estate and Trust Litigation
- Howard Soypher (former Principal) - Family Law
- Trish Weaver - Appellate
2015 Washington D.C. Rising Stars:
- Michelle Chapin - Estate & Probate
- Tracey Coates - Family Law
- Ethan Don (former Associate) - General Litigation
- Ryan Spiegel - Civil Litigation: Defense
Glenn Cooper, selected for his work in “Family Law” has been honored on the Top 100 list of Washington D.C. Super Lawyers, a listing of the lawyers who received the highest point totals in the Washington D.C. nomination, research and blue ribbon review process.
The list of honorees, which is comprised of only 5% of the licensed, active attorneys in each jurisdiction, is created in part through a statewide survey of lawyers that solicits nominations based on professional achievement.
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