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BTI Consulting Recognizes TAGLaw & TAG-SP Attorneys as Client Service All-Stars

Superior Client Focus and Innovative Thought Leadership Among Selection Criteria 

After in-depth interviews with more than 300 general counsel and legal decision-makers at large organizations with $1 billion or more in revenue, BTI Consulting Group recognized attorneys from TAGLaw & TAG-SP Alliance firms Belin McCormick (Iowa, USA - TAGLaw), Kelley Drye & Warren (Washington. D.C., USA - TAGLaw), Scopelitis, Garvin, Light, Hanson & Feary (USA - TAG-SP) and Spencer Fane (Missouri, USA - TAGLaw) as some of the nation’s best in providing superior client service.

The recognized attorneys include: 

 

Belin McCormick 

  • S. Christian Nelson – Des Moines, Iowa 

Kelley Drye & Warren 

  • Karyn Corlett Fulton – New York, New York 

Scopelitis, Garvin, Light, Hanson & Feary 

  • Donald W. Devitt – Chicago, Illinois 
  • Gregory M. Feary – Indianapolis, Indiana 
  • Robert J. Henry – Chicago, Illinois 

Spencer Fane 

  • Pat Whalen – Kansas City, Missouri 

According to BTI, corporate counsel identified six traits common across all of the recognized Client Service All-Stars, including: superior client focus; innovative thought leadership; unmatched business understanding; legal skills; outsized value; and outstanding results. 

BTI selects Client Service All-Stars after an extensive research process that includes in-depth interviews with General Counsel, Chief Legal Officers, and other legal decision makers at companies operating in more than 15 industry segments. As stated in BTI’s formal announcement of this year’s honorees, “No attorney or firm can self-nominate, self-refer nor pay to be included. The only possible avenue for becoming a BTI Client Service All-Star is for corporate counsel to identify an attorney who stands out – above all the others – for delivering superior client service, in an unprompted manner.” 

For additional information regarding the BTI Client Service All-Stars, please click here. 

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