Benesch is pleased to share that David Krueger has been recognized as a Top Author in Airlines/Aviation by JD Supra’s 2019 Readers’ Choice Awards. The Readers’ Choice Awards recognize top authors and firms who were read by C-suite executives, in-house counsel, media, and other professionals across the JD Supra platform during 2018.
This year, the awards recognize:
- Authors for their visibility and thought leadership covering 26 key, cross-industry topics (10 authors per category)
- Firms for their visibility and engagement in the 26 topics covered by the awards (one firm per category).
Methodology
The Readers’ Choice Awards reflect a deep dive into JD Supra’s 2018 reader data, in which they studied total visibility and engagement among readers across many industries interested in certain defining topics of the day.
JD Supra editors chose the 26 main topics covered in this year’s Readers’ Choice Awards for their timeliness as well as their proven, ongoing importance. In each category, they recognize ten authors and one firm for consistently highest readership and engagement within that category for all of 2018. In total, across all categories, they recognized the excellence and achievement of 228 authors selected from over 50,000 who publish their work on the JD Supra platform.
To learn more about the awards and view the full list of recipients, click here.
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