We’re thrilled to share exciting news from Emery | Reddy, PLLC:
Timothy Emery has been selected to the 2025 Washington Super Lawyers® list, and Hannah Hamley has been recognized on the 2025 Washington Rising Stars list—two of the most prestigious honors awarded in the legal profession.
These recognitions are a powerful affirmation of the exceptional work Timothy and Hannah do every day on behalf of Washington workers.
What Is Super Lawyers®?
Super Lawyers® is a nationally respected, research-driven rating service that recognizes outstanding attorneys who have achieved a high degree of peer recognition and professional accomplishment. No more than 5% of attorneys in each state are selected to the Super Lawyers® list annually. The Rising Stars list highlights top-performing attorneys who are either under 40 or have been in practice for 10 years or less, and no more than 2.5% of attorneys make the cut. Selection is based on a thorough, multi-step process that includes peer nominations, independent research, and reviews by a panel of top-rated attorneys.
Tireless Advocates for Washington Workers
Their recognition reflects not just legal skill, but a deep commitment to clients. As one colleague noted:
“Tim and Hannah are tenacious advocates for Washington state workers. Their unmatched dedication to justice is evident in every case they take on, from Employment law to Workers’ Compensation and complex Class Actions. They fight every day to protect the rights of those who’ve been wronged in the workplace.”
Timothy Emery
Timothy Emery, co-founder of Emery | Reddy, is known for his relentless advocacy on behalf of workers in Employment Law and Class Action Litigation. His Super Lawyers® selection reflects decades of successful outcomes and leadership in the Washington legal community.
Hannah Hamley
Hannah Hamley, an Associate Attorney at the firm, plays a lead role in Emery | Reddy’s appellate and class action practice. Her Rising Stars recognition underscores her exceptional legal writing, advocacy, and commitment to justice for Washington workers.
