Gordon, Edelstein Attorneys Recognized as 2009 Best Lawyers

LOS ANGELES - Personal Injury partners Roger Gordon and Howard Krepack, and Workers' Compensation partners Mark Edelstein, Richard Felton, Irwin Goldstein, and Sherry Grant, have been included in the top attorney rankings in Southern California for 2009 Best Lawyers.

About Super Lawyers: This annual list of reputable attorneys is compiled through an extensive survey in which top lawyers in the United States confidentially evaluate their professional peers. The 15^th edition of the Best Lawyers list, published in the Los Angeles Times, is based on more than 2 million detailed evaluations. Published since 1983, The Best Lawyers in America is widely regarded as the preeminent referral guide to the legal profession in the United States.

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