Miami's Spencer Aronfeld was inspired by Doctors Without Borders to create a similar organization. When two devastating earthquakes hit the Western Hemisphere early this year, the founder of Aronfeld Trial Lawyers of Coral Gables found his purpose to do something for people in need.
November 09, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Spencer Aronfeld wanted to give back. When two devastating earthquakes hit the Western Hemisphere early this year, the founder of Aronfeld Trial Lawyers of Coral Gables found his purpose to do something for people in need.
He raised cash through benefits and silent auctions for the Haitian and Chilean disaster victims but felt he needed to do more. Inspired by a friend who belongs to Doctors Without Borders, he decided to do something similar with lawyers.
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