Swaab Attor­neys have been nom­i­nat­ed as a final­ist in the 2012 BRW Client Choice Awards for the fourth con­sec­u­tive year.

Swaab Attor­neys have been nom­i­nat­ed as a final­ist in the 2012 BRW Client Choice Awards for the fourth con­sec­u­tive year. Swaab are up for both Best Aus­tralian Law Firm (rev­enue less than $50 mil­lion) and Best NSW Firm, for which we are the only con­tend­ing law firm.

BRW client ser­vice sur­vey is the largest inde­pen­dent sur­vey of pro­fes­sion­al ser­vice clients in the world. Rank­ings are deter­mined sole­ly by clients’ scores, based on an array of cri­te­ria includ­ing per­for­mance, val­ue for mon­ey and inno­v­a­tive ser­vice delivery.

Swaab would like to say a warm, heart­felt thank you to all of our val­ued clients for their ongo­ing sup­port and par­tic­i­pa­tion in this survey.

The BRW Client Choice Awards will be announced on Wednes­day the 14th of March 2012.

If you would like to repub­lish this arti­cle, it is gen­er­al­ly approved, but pri­or to doing so please con­tact the Mar­ket­ing team at marketing@​swaab.​com.​au. This arti­cle is not legal advice and the views and com­ments are of a gen­er­al nature only. This arti­cle is not to be relied upon in sub­sti­tu­tion for detailed legal advice.

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