Following extensive research and interviewing by Law & Politics Magazine, which recognizes the “Ohio Super Lawyers” and “Ohio Rising Stars,” the publication has announced its selections of the 2010 “Top Lawyers.” This is an elite list of only the most respected, accomplished, and highly-regarded attorneys in each state, regardless of practice area. Four Kegler Brown attorneys have been honored by Law & Politics for 2010, including three listed in the “Top 50” attorneys in Columbus
“Top 100” Ohio Attorneys
Thomas W. Hill, a Fellow in the American College of Trial Lawyers, has more than 35 years of experience representing individuals and businesses in all aspects of complex litigation. His practice has received accolades from all major attorney rating services, including Chambers USA, which asserts that “Hill’s presence is key to the perceived success of the [firm’s] litigation practice and he is widely regarded as ‘one of the finest litigators in Columbus on business matters.’”
Lawrence F. Feheley chairs the firm’s labor and employment law area, focusing on the representation of management in all aspects of labor and employee relations law. His practice has also received praise from Chambers USA: “
Feheley maintains good relations with both sides in union negotiations, and
‘his solution-based attitude and comprehensive understanding of all the issues involved in a case’ ensure that he has
‘the absolute confidence of clients.’”
“Top 50” Columbus Attorney
Donald W. Gregory, chair of the firm’s Construction, Litigation and Mediation practice areas, primarily represents subcontractors, suppliers, architects, owners, contractors and others in the construction industry. Gregory is frequently recognized for his practice by rating services like Ohio Super Lawyers, The Best Lawyers in America, and Chambers USA, which states that his name “is synonymous with the representation of subcontractors, an area in which he has an enviable reputation.’
“Top 25” Columbus Women Attorney
Loriann E. Fuhrer focuses her practice primarily in the firm’s Litigation area, with an emphasis on employment litigation, complex business litigation and appeals. Lori also focuses on public housing authorities and federally-assisted housing law. Lori was also recently inducted as a Fellow in the Litigation Counsel of America.