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2016 Perry Nichols Award recipient: Troy Rafferty [podcast]

   October 5, 2016

Yesterday on “Pensacola Speaks,” Troy Rafferty discussed being named the 2016 Perry Nichols Award recipient.

The Florida Justice Association annually gives the Perry Nichols Award to an attorney whose perseverance, commitment, and unmatched dedication to the civil justice system is at the forefront of their lives.

Rafferty has been recognized numerous times for his tremendous legal talent, litigating mass tort, pharmaceutical, and major personal injury cases throughout the country. He has been with the Levin, Papantonio Law Firm since 1994 and he now joins four other attorneys at the firm who have also received the prestigious Perry Nichols Award. Fredric G. Levin received it in 1994, Michael Papantonio in 2011, as well as late law partners Lefferts L. Mabie, Jr. and former Florida Governor, Reubin Askew.

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