Faruki Ireland Cox Included in Benchmark Litigation Awards Shortlist

DAYTON, Ohio— Faruki Ireland & Cox P.L.L. (www.ficlaw.com) has again been named one of the few "Highly Recommended Litigation Firms in Ohio" by Benchmark Litigation. The third annual Benchmark Litigation U.S. Awards ceremony will be held on Thursday, February 11, 2016 in New York City.

 “While Benchmark Litigation encompasses the entire scope of dispute resolution, identifying the top firms and individual players across all strata of litigation and alternative dispute resolution, we recognize that there is an elite group of individuals who have been nominated specifically for their acumen with bench and jury trials,” Says Michael Rafalowich, Editor for Benchmark Litigation.

 Benchmark Litigation (http://www.benchmarklitigation.com/) is the only publication in the United States that focuses solely on litigation. The selection process involves an eight-month research period, in which the publisher's researchers conduct extensive interviews with litigators and their clients, and an examination of recent casework handled by the firms, with the goal of identifying "the firms and attorneys who have displayed the ability to consistently handle complex, high-stakes cases in multiple jurisdictions." 

 To learn more about Faruki Ireland & Cox P.L.L., contact John Kendall at (937) 227-3723.

 Also, please visit http://businesslitigationinfo.com, Faruki Ireland & Cox’s business litigation blog, for the latest developments in business litigation, intellectual property, data security, class actions and advertising and media. You can also follow Faruki Ireland & Cox on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/faruki-ireland-&-cox-p-l-l-.

 About Faruki Ireland & Cox P.L.L.

Faruki Ireland & Cox P.L.L. (www.ficlaw.com) is a litigation firm with offices in Cincinnati and Dayton that handles complex business disputes nationally, including intellectual property, class actions, competition-based litigation, employment, antitrust, privacy and commercial litigation and arbitration.

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