JND Legal Administration Named #1 Claims Administrator in 2018 New York Law Journal Best of Survey

SEATTLE, October 9, 2018--JND Legal Administration, a legal management and administration company serving law firms, companies and government entities, today announced it has been recognized as the best claims administrator according to the Ninth Annual New York Law Journal Best of Survey. JND was ranked #1 among 11 other service provider nominees in the claims administrator category, one of the top three legal notice and advertising services, and among the top three end-to-end eDiscovery providers.

“It is an honor to be voted the #1 claims administrator and among the top three service providers in two other categories by the New York Law Journal readership and legal community at large,” comments David Isaac, executive co-chairman and co-founder of JND Legal Administration. “We truly appreciate this noteworthy recognition for the comprehensive range of services and resources we provide to meet our clients’ diverse legal administration needs.”

This award makes the third year in a row that JND has been voted the top legal administration firm by the readers of leading legal publications, further enhancing its reputation as an industry leader that is one of the fastest-growing companies in this space. Under the direction of industry veterans Jennifer Keough, Neil Zola and David Isaac, the firm has recently expanded its core service lines to include lien resolution management alongside its existing mass tort, class action administration, eDiscovery, corporate restructuring, and government services divisions.

The New York Law Journal Best of Survey, formerly known as Reader Rankings, is an annual survey of lawyers, legal support staff and other legal personnel who vote on a range of companies nominated as the best providers of legal products and services. The 2018 survey launched on June 25 and concluded on July 24, featuring companies in dozens of categories. The full results of the ranking were published in a special print supplement to The New York Law Journal on Sept. 24.