Why Board Certification?
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Truth in Advertising![]() Founder Theodore I. Koskoff and several other nationally renowned attorneys formed the National Board of Trial Advocacy in response to this situation and out of a deeply held conviction that the law profession and its clients would benefit from an organization dedicated to establishing objective standards by which to measure experience and expertise. Becoming Board CertifiedThat dedication to achieving and maintaining a high standard of practice and to leveling the playing field for clients is shared by those who obtain National Board of Trial Advocacy certification. Staying Board CertifiedPossessing the NBTA certificate means that the attorney has been held to a higher standard of professional and personal conduct. Demand ExperienceAll trial lawyers are not created equal. Don't settle for someone else's word when you require a lawyer's services. Demand an NBTA board certified attorney. There is no substitute. How to Contact the NBTANational Board of Trial Advocacy TestimonialsThe benefits to board certification are many: better settlements, increased referrals, a defensible position when advertising your specialty, and access to nationalizing your practice. Referrals
Nationalize"A national certification helps if you are handling nationwide cases. I am certified in California but that does not impress a potential client in Ohio," Objective Credentials"The United States Supreme Court said it best--the requirements for NBTA certification are "objective and demanding." I am proud of our organization. We stand for excellence in advocacy and the pursuit of justice for our clients. I can't understand why any attorney who meets our qualifications wouldn't want to be NBTA certified." Wave of the Future"Board Certification is the wave of the future. I highly recommend board certification by NBTA as a way to increase your professional image and expand." Take the Leap!Sooner or later a client or fellow attorney will ask whether you are board certified. What will you tell them? |