Chambers and Partners Recognizes the Firm

June 6, 2024 – Chambers and Partners recognized Spertus, Landes & Josephs, LLP as a leading firm in Litigation: White Collar Crime & Government Investigations in the 2024 Chambers USA Guide. Chambers ranked Managing Partner James Spertus as a leading lawyer in the same category. This is the third year in a row that the Firm has received this prestigious ranking, and the sixth year in a row for Mr. Spertus. Partner Anthony Pacheco, who joined the Firm in January of this year, has also been individually ranked in this category for the fourth consecutive year.

Our colleagues in the legal industry praised the Firm’s excellent legal skills when speaking with Chambers researchers. One interviewee said the Firm consists of “lawyers of the highest caliber, able to handle the full spectrum of domestic white-collar matters, and you get incredible bang for your buck.” Another emphasized that the Firm, “recruits and retains talented and motivated lawyers who are tireless, dependable and creative.” Managing Partner James Spertus received similarly high praise, with one interviewee describing him as “very strategic, looking for the right points of leverage, and he digs in personally and fights hard for his clients.” Another reference noted Firm Partner Anthony Pacheco as “highly professional to work with and very forward thinking and strategic in his thoughts on how to handle and plan in ways that draw on his experience and strong judgment about the practical aspect of how government matters will unfold.”

A Chambers and Partners ranking is a sign of excellence in the legal industry. To assess which law firms and lawyers to rank, Chambers conducts an independent research process assessing firms’ and lawyers’ legal ability, professional conduct, client service, diligence, and commitment.

Spertus, Landes & Josephs, LLP takes pride in this acknowledgment from Chambers and the legal community, which reaffirms our ongoing pursuit of excellence in legal representation and client service.

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