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Penglase & Benson Named a 2020 Law Firm 500 Honoree

Penglase & Benson has been recognized as one of the Fastest Growing Law Firms in the U.S.

Over the past 4 years, our team at Penglase & Benson has been dedicated to providing excellence in customer service resulting in many happy clients. In doing so, our commitment and focus have taken us on a journey of growth – both personally and for our business.

We are pleased to announce that our law firm has been named a 2020 Law Firm 500 Honoree awarded to the Fastest Growing Law Firms in the US. Although this recognition is calculated on growth, it could not be possible without the continued operational excellence and commitment to client service exhibited by our team each and every day.

The Law Firm 500 Award is an honor for our firm to receive and a tribute to our team. Thank you to our loyal clients, and partners who have supported us as we have grown. We also owe thanks to our dedicated team for providing essential support to us and our clients over the years.

Penglase & Benson is committed to our clients and our community. Together we can do great things.

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