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Farella Braun + Martel Shortlisted for Three 2021 Benchmark Litigation Awards

March 26, 2021 Announcement

Northern California legal powerhouse Farella Braun + Martel has been shortlisted for three 2021 Benchmark Litigation awards. The firm was shortlisted for “San Francisco Firm of the Year” and in the California White-Collar Crime practice area. Partner Douglas R. Young was shortlisted for “San Francisco Litigator of the Year.”

Farella won the “San Francisco Firm of the Year” award in 2019. In 2020, Doug was honored with Benchmark Litigation’s Hall of Fame award, given to select attorneys with a long, illustrious career with considerable achievements.

The nominees were chosen based upon research conducted between February and October 2020. The awards ceremony will be held virtually on March 31st.

In Benchmark California’s 2021 edition, Farella continued to be ranked among the top litigation firms. Farella was ranked “Highly Recommended” for Dispute Resolution in California and earned a Tier 1 San Francisco - Dispute Resolution ranking. Additional California rankings include a Tier 1 ranking in Securities and Tier 2 rankings in Competition/Antitrust, Insurance, and Intellectual Property.

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