Manko, Gold, Katcher & Fox, LLP, the environmental, energy and land use law firm based in the Philadelphia region, congratulates its partners Robert D. Fox, Carol F. McCabe, and Nicole R. Moshang for being included in the attorney top lists of Pennsylvania.

Fox was included in the Top 100 Pennsylvania Super Lawyers list.  Fox was joined by partner Carol McCabe for inclusion in the Top 100 Philadelphia Super Lawyers listing. McCabe was also listed with Moshang on the Top 50: 2019 Women Pennsylvania Super Lawyers listing. Manko Gold was the only firm with three partners included on this Top 50 list. McCabe was also one of only 16 women included in the Top 100: 2018 Philadelphia Super Lawyers Top List .

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Every year, Super Lawyers evaluates lawyers across the country for its annual list of top attorneys. Each candidate is measured against 12 indicators of peer recognition and professional achievement. Nominees from more than 70 practice areas are considered. The patented multiphase selection process is rigorous and methodical.

The “Top Lists” take exclusivity one step further by featuring selected Super Lawyers attorneys with the most total points earned.  “We are proud to have so many of our attorneys recognized by their peers, which showcases the sustainability of the practice we have developed over the last three decades,” stated MGKF Managing Partner Jonathan Spergel.  He added, “Having Robb, Carol and Nicole featured on several of the Top Super Lawyers listings highlights their achievements and respect within the bar.”

Additionally, 75 percent of the MGKF attorneys have been included in the 2019 Super Lawyers* list published by Thomson Reuters. In total, 17 partners are listed in Pennsylvania Super Lawyers, including Joseph M. Manko, Marc E. Gold, Bruce S. Katcher, Robert D. Fox, Rodd W. Bender, Bart E. Cassidy, Brenda Hustis Gotanda, Jill Hyman Kaplan, Carol F. McCabe, Michael M. Meloy, Jonathan E. Rinde, Jonathan H. Spergel, and Katherine L. Vaccaro for environmental law and Neil S. Witkes, John F. Gullace, Nicole R. Moshang, and Suzanne Ilene Schiller for environmental litigation.  Bruce Katcher was also listed in New Jersey Super Lawyers.

Partners Kathleen Campbell and Diana A. Silva along with attorneys Stephen D. Daly and Garrett D. Trego are included in the 2019 Pennsylvania Rising Stars list for environmental litigation while Michael Dillon, Thomas M. Duncan, and Zachary Koslap are listed for environmental law. Thomson Reuters defines “Rising Stars” as up and coming attorneys 40 years old or younger, or who have been practicing 10 years or less.

According to Thomson Reuters, attorneys are selected for Super Lawyers listings using a rigorous, multiphase rating process. Peer nominations and evaluations, obtained from survey ballots sent to Pennsylvania and New Jersey attorneys, respectively, are combined with third party research. Each candidate is evaluated on 12 indicators of peer recognition and professional achievement, combined with the background and experience of candidates, divided according to their firm size—small, medium and large.  The selection process for “Rising Stars” is the same as “Super Lawyers”, but candidates for “Rising Stars” do not go through peer evaluation by practice area. Selections are made on an annual, state-by-state basis. Further information on the Super Lawyers selection process may be found at http://www.superlawyers.com/about/selection_process.html.

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