Personal Injury Law Firm Wins 2017 AVVO Clients’ Choice Award

Jan 4, 2018

Marc Nussbaum, of Reeder & Nussbaum, P.A. won the 2017 AVVO Clients' Choice Award sponsored by AVVO, coming out on top over 300 other competitors.

Saint Petersburg, United States - January 4, 2018 /PressCable/ —

It happens once a year in December: AVVO nominates best attorneys in different categories. Marc Bret Nussbaum, the Senior Partner of Reeder & Nussbaum, P.A. was named winner of the 2017 AVVO Clients’ Choice Award beating out more than 300 other local attorneys to take home the top honor. AVVO presented the award to Reeder & Nussbaum, P.A. via an online ceremony. Marc Nussbaum has also achieved 9.7 Professional Rating. Details about Marc Nussbaum and the award can be found on the company website at http://counselorsoflaw.com/attorneys/marc-b-nussbaum/

Potential award recipients were required to be nominated by clients in order to enter the contention for the 2017 AVVO Clients’ Choice Award, and were judged based on clients recommendations, based on personal injury settlements, results and achievements in insurance law, and trial law excellence. Marc Bret Nussbaum, of Reeder & Nussbaum, P.A. was pleased about the award, saying:

“The firm has been working hard to provide the best possible legal advice and help to our clients in St. Petersburg, FL, the Tampa Bay area and all around Florida. We created very effective processes of on-going communication with our clients and they all appreciate our responsiveness and diligence. We follow up, we answer all questions, we keep our clients in the loop of constant updates, so they feel they are in control of what is going on in the legal process. We also do it with compassion and with empathy so clients feel supported oin the human level as well. Top it with the solid legal expertise and specific knowledge of the Personal Injury and Insurance law and you get the results that exceeded our clients expectations. It’s exciting to see all of that work pay off in this award.”

Persons interested in learning more about Marc Bret Nussbaum of Reeder & Nussbaum, P.A. and the AVVO award can visit the website at http://counselorsoflaw.com/attorneys/marc-b-nussbaum/

Contact Info:
Name: Marc Nussbaum
Organization: Reeder & Nussbaum, P.A.
Address: 2201 4th Street North , Saint Petersburg, FL 33704, United States
Phone: +1-727-521-2889

For more information, please visit http://counselorsoflaw.com/

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 283446

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