PrintingHouse Press Named Best Appellate Services Provider and Best Appellate Printer

NEW YORK - Sept. 25, 2017 - PRLog -- PrintingHouse Press, a leader in appellate services and litigation support, is proud to announce it has been named Best Appellate Services Provider and Best Appellate Printer in the New York Law Journal's 2017 Best Of survey, formerly known as the Reader Rankings.

Since the origination of the awards in 2010, PrintingHouse Press has been a top two honoree for seven consecutive years. This year, PrintingHouse Press took top honors and placed number one in both categories.

"This win is such an honor for the staff at PHP," stated John Farrell, President of PrintingHouse Press. "There is solace in the fact that the hard work and the long nights were all worth it. Bottom line though is that we owe it all to our clients. Without them we would not have been given the honor. They deserve the cheers."

The New York Law Journal has offered legal professionals the opportunity to recognize and acknowledge the best providers of services to the legal community. The Best Of survey covered more than 85 categories, including the areas of litigation support, technology, research, and more. This year more than 7,500 readers cast their votes for nearly 500 companies. The results were announced in a special section of the New York Law Journal included in the September 25^th issue of the paper.

For more information regarding the New York Law Journal Best Of survey, as well as a full list of winners, please visit www.newyorklawjournal.com.

About PrintingHouse Press
Since its inception in 1970, PrintingHouse Press has worked diligently to become the East Coast's leading appellate services provider. With a shared dedication and broad knowledge base, PrintingHouse Press' staff of appellate consultants, paralegals and production specialists is renowned for its in-depth familiarity with the appellate rules and internal operating procedure of all the State Courts, the 13 Federal Circuit Courts and the United States Supreme Court.

Find out more about PrintingHouse Press at www.phpny.com.