Hutton & Hutton Law Firm Featured in Wichita Magazine

Hutton & Hutton rated among the best lawyers in Wichita Magazine as voted by their peers.

Wichita, KS (PRWEB) June 14, 2008 -- Hutton & Hutton law firm, made up on trial lawyers experienced in civil trials and litigation, is voted amongst the best lawyers in Wichita Magazine. The monthly magazine provides information on arts, events, dining, shopping, travel, entertainment, home among other topics.

The article, titled, "Best Lawyers in Wichita 2008," lists 138 top attorneys in 37 areas, as voted by their peers. Woodward/White Inc., a research firm that has published listings of the nation's best lawyers for more than 20 years, conducted the survey.

Under the Mass Tort Litigation category, Mark Hutton was voted amongst the top rated. In the Oil and Gas Law category, Andrew Hutton was voted amongst the top. Mark Hutton was also voted in the Product Liability Litigation and Oil and Gas Law categories.

For the full article, go to http://www.wichitacitymag.com/Wichita/March-2008/Best-Lawyers-in-Wichita-2008-Listings/index.php?cp=1&si=0#artanc.

For more information on Hutton & Hutton, visit http://www.huttonlaw.com.

About Hutton & Hutton:
Hutton & Hutton law firm is made up of trial lawyers experienced in complex civil trials and litigation. Licensed in Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Texas, Nevada, and Washington D.C., Hutton & Hutton have extensive court room experience. The firm has a national reputation with attorneys, judges, and physicians as worthy adversaries with experience, knowledge and financial ability to prepare and present complex cases at trial.

Hutton & Hutton handles cases which have a positive social impact. Several of their cases have caused dangerous drugs and products to be removed from the market as well as exposed corporate wrong doing. Their cases have also prompted state agencies to investigate incompetent physicians and hospitals. Hutton & Hutton is committed to communicate with their clients about their case and obtain the best results possible through civil litigation.

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