Mintz Levin Attorney Tracy Miner Named "Client Service All Star" by BTI Consulting
2/16/2011
Boston, MA – Tracy Miner, a member in the Litigation Section and Chair of the firm’s White Collar Defense Group, has been named a "2011 Client Service All Star" in the annual report published by BTI Consulting Group.
Attorneys deemed "Client Service All Stars" are selected for inclusion based on unprompted recommendations by more than 300 corporate counsel at Fortune 1000 and other large corporations. According to BTI, these attorneys "have impressed corporate counsel with their keen understanding of business issues, thought-leading approach and total commitment to client needs—particularly during a time when client dollars are scarce but demands are high."
"This is fitting recognition for Tracy," said Joe Hameline, Chairman of the firm's Litigation Section, and a member of the firm's Policy Committee. "She provides her clients with not only the highest level of legal advice, but consistently goes above and beyond to provide the highest level of service."
As a member in the Litigation Section in the firm's Boston office, Ms. Miner represents many of the region's major corporations, financial institutions, public officials, and high-profile individuals in state and federal investigations in various sectors including health care fraud and environmental and defense contracting cases, as well as individuals charged with offenses such as RICO, mail fraud, extortion, securities fraud, and bribery.
Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers for Business selected Ms. Miner as a leader in the "Litigation: White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations" field for Massachusetts in 2010. Also in 2010, she was named to the National Law Journal's list of "Winning" attorneys for its annual "Winning: Profiles of Successful Litigators" In 2008, Ms. Miner was elected as a Fellow in the Litigation Counsel of America, an invitation-only fellowship limited to one-half of one percent of the top litigators in the nation and she has extensive experience litigating matters before the Office of the U.S. Attorney, Department of the Attorney General, Bureau of Prisons, Department of Justice, and several other state and federal regulatory agencies. She was appointed by the late Senator Edward M. Kennedy to the Selection Committee for the District of Massachusetts to make recommendations on the selection of the new U.S. Attorney, the new U.S. Marshall and the U.S. District Court Judge. Ms. Miner has also been named a Massachusetts Super Lawyer annually since 2004.
