Paul Chant (front, left), seated with attorney Jake Crabbs holds his Lawyer of the Year plaque. In the back (from left) are members of the Personal Injury Team at Cooper Cargill Chant Attorneys at law: Kacy Tillotson, paralegal; Paul Salek, legal assistant; and Shawna Emery, paralegal. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Paul Chant (front, left), seated with attorney Jake Crabbs holds his Lawyer of the Year plaque. In the back (from left) are members of the Personal Injury Team at Cooper Cargill Chant Attorneys at law: Kacy Tillotson, paralegal; Paul Salek, legal assistant; and Shawna Emery, paralegal. (COURTESY PHOTO)
CONWAY — Cooper Cargill Chant attorney Paul Chant has been named “Lawyer of the Year” by Best Lawyers in personal injury for plaintiffs in the Concord region, which includes the entire Northern part of New Hampshire. Best Lawyers selects only one Lawyer of the Year for personal injury matters, based entirely on peer review from fellow lawyers in the region. The Lawyer of the Year is given to the “individual lawyer who received the highest overall peer-feedback for a specific practice area.”
Upon learning of the award, Chant responded: “I am truly flattered to be given this honor. I have so much respect for other lawyers who also do this work.”
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