Gibson Dunn Among Top Firms for Client Relationships
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Gibson Dunn has been ranked 10th among the top 20 law firms featured in BTI Power Rankings: The BTI Client Relationship Scorecard for Law Firms 2007. The 20 firms, called the BTI Power Elite, received the highest marks from clients in four areas: whether the firms have established, primary relationships with the clients; are a go-to law firm; receive enthusiastic recommendations; and have superior levels of client satisfaction. In compiling its list, BTI surveyed nearly 500 in-house counsel at major companies.
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