The National Trial Lawyers “Top 40 under 40” 2015

Congratulations to our managing partner, Ben Cochran for snagging a spot on this year’s “Top 40 under 40” list released by The National Trial Lawyers. According to the website, the “Top 40 under 40” is a professional organization that can be joined by invitation only. In order to receive this invitation, the trial lawyer must work with civil plaintiff and/or criminal defense law, must have exceptional trial results and must be show leadership as a younger attorney. Ben feels honored to have received and accepted this invitation. Just one more reason to check out Hardison & Cochran if you ever (and hopefully you don’t) need us! See a picture of the award on our Instagram page (Hardison & Cochran @lawyernc)

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Hardison & Cochran

Hardison & Cochran was established based on the conviction that a modern approach was essential in today’s legal landscape. Focused on delivering exceptional results through a skilled team, the firm prioritizes personal attention, integrity, and client needs. Each attorney, paralegal, and staff member is dedicated to this vision. Over three decades, with Ben Cochran overseeing daily operations, the firm has evolved into a highly respected practice.

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