- Posted June 29, 2011
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Three Honigman practices receive top-tier ranking in Chambers USA

Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP is the only Michigan law firm to receive a first-tier ranking for Corporate/M&A and Real Estate in the 2011 Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers for Business. Honigman's Litigation Department also received the first tier ranking along with two other Michigan firms.
In addition, Honigman's Corporate/M&A and Litigation practices have more Leading Attorneys noted in Chambers' rankings than any other Michigan firm. Firm partner and Real Estate Chair Lawrence D. McLaughlin was designated a "star" in the real estate law practice. Chambers states that McLaughlin is "the undisputed leader in Michigan's real estate market, described by one client as 'the best development attorney I have ever worked with.'" McLaughlin is the only Michigan attorney to be named a real estate "star" every year since 2007 and is one of only three "star" attorneys in Michigan in 2011. A total of twenty-one Honigman attorneys were listed in all practice areas noted in Chambers.
This is the eighth consecutive year that the firm's Corporate/M&A and Real Estate practices have received Chambers' highest ranking in Michigan. This is the seventh consecutive year that Honigman's Litigation practice has received Chambers' highest ranking in Michigan. Other practices ranking in the top three Chambers' tiers are Employee Benefits; Labor and Employment; and Banking and Finance. Annually, Chambers rates law firms and individual attorneys by objectively surveying thousands of attorneys and their clients.
The following individuals at Honigman were named Leading Attorneys by Chambers in 2011 (the practice areas appear below as designated by Chambers, as well as the Honigman office where each attorney is located):
Corporate M&A
David Foltyn (Detroit); Barbara A. Kaye (Ann Arbor); Donald J. Kunz (Detroit); David N. Parsigian (Ann Arbor); Alan S. Schwartz (Detroit);
Real Estate
Richard J. Burstein (Bloomfield Hills); Gregory J. DeMars (Detroit); Denise J. Lewis (Detroit); Howard N. Luckoff (Bloomfield Hills); Lawrence D. McLaughlin (Detroit)
Litigation
Norman C. Ankers (Detroit); Joseph Aviv (Bloomfield Hills); Herschel P. Fink (Detroit); Raymond W. Henney (Detroit); Richard E. Zuckerman (Detroit)
Employee Benefits
Michael J. Friedman (Detroit); Gregory G. Schermerhorn (Detroit)
Labor & Employment
William D. Sargent (Detroit)
Banking & Finance
Donald F. Baty Jr. (Detroit); E. Todd Sable (Detroit); Robert B. Weiss (Detroit)
Published: Wed, Jun 29, 2011
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