October 21, 2015

The National Association Of Distinguished Counsel

PRESS RELEASE

Founding partner of Johnson, Vorhees & Martucci, Scott J. Vorhees has
been given a rare and always well-deserved recognition by the National
Association of Distinguished Counsel (NADC) that places him in the top
one percent of all attorneys in the United States.

The NADC is a highly respected organization dedicated to promoting and
preserving the highest standards in legal practices. In their recognitions,
the NADC uses objective means to seek and distinguish attorneys who elevate
Bar standards and set prime examples in the legal community.

The NADC process for discerning the top one percent of American attorneys
includes a thorough research team, hand-selection by attorneys with podium
status in individually neutral organizations. Because this process is
rigorous, only one percent of the attorneys in the American legal community
are recongnized in this way. The list Attorney Johnson now belongs to
simply includes the finest in our industry.

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