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Hinshaw Recognized by the Leadership Council for Legal Diversity as a 2024 Compass Award Winner and 2024 Top Performer

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Oct 8, 2024

The law firm of Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP is pleased to announce that the Leadership Council on Legal Diversity (LCLD) has recognized the firm with a 2024 Compass Award and a 2024 Top Performer Award.

The Top Performer Award recognizes Hinshaw as one of the most active LCLD member firms, marking the highest level of engagement with LCLD over the year. The "Compass Award" honors Hinshaw for its engagement with LCLD, its participation in the Fellowship and Pathfinder programs, and its participation in at least one pipeline program (1L Scholars or Mentoring).

The firm previously received a Compass Award in 2022 and a Top Performer Award in 2021.

Learn more about the LCLD 2024 member awards on their website.

Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP is a U.S.-based law firm with offices nationwide. The firm's national reputation spans the insurance industry, the financial services sector, professional services, and other highly regulated industries. Hinshaw provides holistic legal solutions—from litigation and dispute resolution, and business advisory and transactional services, to regulatory compliance—for clients of all sizes. Visit www.hinshawlaw.com for more information and follow @Hinshaw on LinkedIn and X.

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