Poyner Spruill LLP Named Top Law Firm by Metro Magazine

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"I have never seen people who genuinely care for each other like this in a firm. Poyner is not just a money-grinding machine that spits out legal work like an exhaust. We are truly a partnership. You get help when you need it. You do your job the best you can, and you're going to live one happy life."

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Poyner Spruill LLP Named Top Law Firm by Metro Magazine

Law firm receives top honor five years running

07.01.2009

RALEIGH, N.C. – Poyner Spruill LLP has again been named by Metro Magazine readers as the best general law firm in the region, receiving the coveted “Standing Ovation” award for the fifth year in a row. The firm also received a MetroBravo award for best corporate law firm.

Metro Magazine’s 10th anniversary MetroBravo awards will be highlighted in two installments in the July and August issues. More than 4,000 readers from the Triangle to the coast cast their ballots in over 250 categories, including the area’s best professional services.

Bo Dempster, Poyner Spruill’s managing partner, said “The firm has experienced big changes this year, with a significant move to downtown Raleigh, new office space in the RBC Plaza and hiring additional attorneys. We are honored by this recognition from Metro Magazine readers, and hope to continue to earn their respect in the future.”