Board Certified Personal Injury Attorney

Board Certification is a voluntary designation program for attorneys and legal assistants. Initial certification is valid for a period of five years. To remain certified. an attorney and legal assistant must apply for recertification every five years and meet substantial involvement. peer review and continuing legal education requirements for the specialty area.

What Does Board Certified Mean?

To become Board Certified in a specialty area. an attorney must have:

• Been licensed to practice law for at least five years;
• Devoted a required percentage of practice to a specialty area for at least three years;
• Handled a wide variety of matters in the area to demonstrate experience and involvement;
• Attended continuing education seminars regularly to keep legal training up to date;
• Been evaluated by fellow lawyers and judges;
• Passed a 6-hour written examination.

from the Texas Board of Legal Specialization Website

Attorneys at Ted Machi & Associates

Our firm consists of a Board Certified* Personal Injury attorney with an experienced team of trial attorneys who are qualified to provide you with excellent representation of your injury claim. Contact an Arlington Texas Personal Injury Lawyer from the firm of Ted Machi and Associates. P.C. today to handle your personal injury case.