Attorney Jim Campbell is featured in Attorney at Law Magazine - Southern AZ Edition
Recognized as Best of the Best
Ted Schmidt has been designated as one of Arizona's Finest Lawyers, a web-based listing of Arizona's preeminent lawyers. Members of the Arizona's Finest Lawyers are invited to join based upon a strict and objective criteria established by commissions within each practice area. Ted was honored for his work in the areas of personal injury, medical malpractice and products liability. Arizona's Finest Lawyers is on the web at azfinestlawyers.org.
The International Academy of Trial Lawyers has inducted Ted Schmidt as a member. IATL is a truly elite group of trial lawyers representing both sides of the Bar, in civil and criminal practice. Over 30 countries are represented in the membership, which comes by invitation after an in depth vetting process and is limited to 500 individuals. Ted is only the 17th member from Arizona.
Ted was also recognized by SuperLawyers for the fourth year in a row! We are exceptionally proud of Ted and congratulate him on these well-deserved honors.
Jim Dyer served the Arizona State Bar and the Arizona Supreme Court as a member of the Committee on Character and Fitness of the Arizona Supreme Court. This Commission reviews applications for admission to the State Bar and ensures that applicants are of sound character and fit to serve as lawyers in Arizona. Jim is currently a member of the State Bar's Board of Legal Specialization. This group oversees the various certified specialties of the Bar, including Personal Injury and Wrongful Death.
Congratulations to Matt Schmidt who received Second Place honors in Arizona Attorney Magazine's 2011 Creative Arts Competition. Matt's heartbreaking and touching story, The Taker, explores the relationship between a son who can and would do anything for his mom, except what she forbids him to do. You can read Matt's story at tinyurl.com/thetaker.
Dev Sethi has wrapped up his tenure as President of the Children's Museum Tucson. During Dev's two year term, the Children's Museum grew by leaps and bounds, welcoming over 125,000 visitors in 2011. The Children's Museum is celebrating its 25th Anniversary this year, and it is getting the best gift ever - a $230,000 grant from Angel Charity for Children to redevelop the museum's largest exhibition area. The new Angel Charity Investigation Station will be an all-new STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) interactive exhibit. This month the museum will unveil a new Bodyology space, focused on health and wellness issues.
Dev has also recently joined the Board of Directors of Ben's Bells, a Tucson institution focused on bringing kindness and awareness to the forefront. Dev is working with Ben's Bells to launch an all new anti-bullying campaign in conjunction with University of Arizona called Be Kind! Step Up! He is also helping with Ben's Bells expansion in to a second location in downtown. The new location will be in the old Brown House, the Tucson's oldest adobe building.
