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Josh Turim, a partner and shareholder at Hickey & Turim, S.C., recently received the Super Lawyers award. He was selected to be one of Super Lawyers’ Rising Stars in Wisconsin. The Super Lawyers award is given annually to less than 5% of attorneys in Wisconsin, and no more than 2.5% are named to the Rising Stars list.
Since graduating from Marquette University law school in 2012, Mr. Turim has represented more than 1,000 injured workers in their fight to receive workers’ compensation benefits. Super Lawyers recognized his strategic and prepared approach, and strong worth ethic to earn favorable awards and settlements for his clients.
The selection process for Super Lawyers is patented and involves many phases. Each year, Super Lawyers selects attorneys from over 70 practice areas and all firm sizes across the United States. The selection phases include formal nominations or attorney-led searches for honorable lawyers, evaluation by the Super Lawyers research department in areas such as verdicts and settlements, honors and awards, professional activity, community service, and other achievements, followed by peer evaluation by practice area, and the final selection.
The selection process for the Rising Stars list is the same as Super Lawyers, except that candidates for this category must be 40 years old or less and in practice for 10 years or less. After attorneys go through the Super Lawyers selection process, they are considered for the Rising Stars list if they meet the requirements.
Super Lawyers lists and profiles are published in Super Lawyers Magazine which is distributed across the United States, and reaches more than 13 million readers, according to the official website. The objective of Super Lawyers is “to create a credible, comprehensive, and diverse listing of outstanding attorneys that can be used as a resource for attorneys and consumers searching for legal counsel.”
For more information, you can visit the Super Lawyers website or even view the digital copy here. Congratulations, Josh!
