Main Line Today magazine has published its “Top Lawyers” list for 2010 and once again, Widener Law alumni dominate the publication’s roll of outstanding attorneys.<br><br>The magazine is a culture and lifestyle publication covering Philadelphia’s Main Line and its western suburbs. For 2010, it named Widener Law graduates tops in nine legal specialties.<br><br>The magazine accepted nominations in 15 practice areas and hundreds of votes were cast to determine who would be named the best.<br><br>“It is gratifying to see our alumni singled out in this way,” Law Dean <a href="/Academics/Faculty/ProfilesDe/AmmonsLinda.aspx">Linda L. Ammons</a> said. “We already know Widener Law graduates are leaders, but it is exciting to see these nine recognized for the respect they command in the legal community.”<br><br>Among the best were:<br><br>Business law: Pamela Raab, ’07 of Palmarella, Curry &amp; Kelly PC in Wayne, Pa. She was chosen out of 19 nominees.<br><br>Criminal defense:  William DeNardo, ’97, a solo practitioner in Plymouth Meeting, Pa. He was chosen out of 16 nominees.<br><br>Divorce law: Gregory LaMonaca, ’94 of The Law Office of Gregory P. LaMonaca in Media, Pa. He was chosen out of 20 nominees.<br><br>Elder law: Robert R. DeLong Jr., ’99 of The Law Office of Robert R. DeLong Jr. in Media, Pa. He was chosen out of 13 nominees.<br><br>Labor law for employees: Richard Bateman, ’89, a solo practitioner in Media, Pa. He was chosen out of 13 nominees and was involved in the magazine’s first tie for a top spot. His co-winner was West Chester, Pa. attorney William T. Wilson, a graduate of Duke University School of Law.<br><br>Personal bankruptcy law: Robert E. O’Connor, ‘96 of the Law Offices of Robert E. O’Connor in Media, Pa. He was chosen from nine nominees.<br><br>Personal injury law: Timothy Rayne, ’95 of MacElree Harvey in Kennett Square, Pa. He was chosen out of 22 nominees.<br><br>Real estate law: Scott R. Reidenbach, ’97 of Reidenbach &amp; Associates LLC in Wayne, Pa. He was chosen out of 23 nominees.<br><br>Workers’ compensation law: David R. Cherry, ’95 of Cherry, Finger &amp; Marciano LLP of Media, Pa. He was chosen out of 13 nominees.<br><br>All the honorees graduated from the Delaware campus. To read the story, visit <a href="http://www.mainlinetoday.com/Main-Line-Today/August-2010/Top-Lawyers-2010/" title="http://www.mainlinetoday.com/Main-Line-Today/August-2010/Top-Lawyers-2010/">http://www.mainlinetoday.com/Main-Line-Today/August-2010/Top-Lawyers-2010/</a>