In its first ever ranking of the Best Law Firms, the October 2010 issue of U.S. News and World Report recognizes Jeffries, Kube, Forrest & Monteleone ("JKFM") among the top law firms in the Cleveland region in areas of the Firm's practice. JKFM received first-tier ranking in the areas of medical malpractice law and personal injury litigation representing the injured. Attorneys J. Michael Monteleone and David A. Forrest were also recognized for their inclusion in Best Lawyers.
Nearly 9,000 American firms participated in the survey. Clients, leading lawyers and participants knowledgeable in the law completed comprehensive surveys addressing items such as the firm's expertise, responsiveness, cost-effectiveness and whether each participant would refer a client to the firm. Each firm's ranking was based upon client feedback, peer reviews and hard data. We are proud to have received such high rankings in the areas of plaintiffs' personal injury litigation and medical malpractice.
Jeffries, Kube, Forrest & Monteleone Earns High Rankings in U.S. News and World Report, Best Law Firms
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Probably the most difficult aspect of any personal injury case is determining the value of the case in settlement. When you are injured as the result of the negligence of another person, such as an automobile accident or a fall or a defective product, you may be entitled to compensation. Under the law of Ohio, compensation is based upon the loss and damages suffered as a result of the carelessness of another person or company.
Many attorneys trust our law firm to provide their clients with top-notch results when their clients are involved in complex claims or serious litigation. Our firm's experienced attorneys, substantial resources and outstanding professional reputation provides referring attorneys and their clients with a strong advocate ready and prepared to try the client's case.
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