Attorneys from Fay Grafton Nuñez Featured in the 23rd class of Legal Elite
Business North Carolina has published its 23rd class of Legal Elite, which honors lawyers chosen by their peers. Many of the state’s top lawyers received votes and after the counting was done, the top choices were broken into 17 specialties and listed as Hall of Fame members. Both Rebekah Grafton and Ana Nunez with Fay Grafton Nunez were selected in the Immigration category and we’re more than proud of them.
More information on the 2024 “Legal Elite” award is below which comes directly from the Business North Carolina site which you can read in more detail HERE.
It’s the 23rd class of Legal Elite, which honors lawyers chosen by their peers. Business North Carolina contracted DataJoe Research to facilitate an online peer-voting and internet research process. About 1,300 lawyers received votes, with those receiving the most getting recognition in 17 specialties as Hall of Fame members.
The responses have been edited for length and clarity. Previous Hall of Fame members are listed by their firm at the time of selection, unless otherwise noted.
DataJoe Research is a Boulder, Colorado-based software and research company specializing in data collection and verification, and it conducts various nominations across the nation on behalf of publishers. DataJoe confirmed that each published winner had, at time of review, a current, active license status with the appropriate state regulatory board. If unable to find evidence of a lawyer’s active registration with the state regulatory board, that lawyer was excluded from the list. In addition, we checked available public sources to identify lawyers disciplined for an infraction by the state regulatory board. They were excluded from the list. DataJoe presented the tallied results to Business North Carolina for its final review and adjustments.
DataJoe and Business North Carolina recognize that there are many talented lawyers who are not listed. This is a subset of talented professionals across the state. Inclusion in the list is based on the opinions of responding lawyers in North Carolina. DataJoe thoroughly ensures fair voting but the company understands that the results of this survey nomination and internet research campaign are not an objective metric.
DataJoe Research is a Boulder, Colorado-based software and research company specializing in data collection and verification, and it conducts various nominations across the nation on behalf of publishers. DataJoe confirmed that each published winner had, at time of review, a current, active license status with the appropriate state regulatory board. If unable to find evidence of a lawyer’s active registration with the state regulatory board, that lawyer was excluded from the list. In addition, we checked available public sources to identify lawyers disciplined for an infraction by the state regulatory board. They were excluded from the list. DataJoe presented the tallied results to Business North Carolina for its final review and adjustments.
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Business North Carolina has been describing how the Tar Heel State economy ticks since 1981. The consistent mission is sharing, in a vivid way, the ups and downs of people, companies and institutions that play key roles in our dynamic state.
Combining talented writers, editors, photographers and graphic artists, BNC’s goal is to continuously inform and entertain readers who share a passion for their communities and state.
We want to introduce dynamic newcomers and groundbreaking trends, describe the impact of long-term influencers, provide unique information and report on questionable business-community behavior in an accurate, fair manner. A history of industry awards reflects the success of that mission.
Above all, the goal is for a fun, compelling monthly look at North Carolina. The mantra of longtime Publisher and Editor David Kinney was simple: “Business journalism doesn’t have to be boring.”
Since 2015, the magazine has been part of a group that publishes lifestyle magazines including O.Henry in Greensboro, PineStraw in Southern Pines, SouthPark in Charlotte and Walter in Raleigh. The privately held group also owns The Pilot newspaper in Moore County.
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