After a quarter-century as managing partner of Ruden McClosky, Carl Schuster will step down next year, to be succeeded by his second-in-command, Michael Krul. Schuster will serve as co-managing partner with Krul for one year before stepping down. He will return to his trust and estate practice in 2012. The moves were approved by a unanimous vote of all partners at the Fort Lauderdale-based firm, said Krul.
November 24, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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After a quarter-century as managing partner of Ruden McClosky, Carl Schuster will step down next year, to be succeeded by his second-in-command, Michael Krul.
Starting Jan. 1, Schuster, 73, will serve as co-managing partner with Krul, 62, for one year before stepping down. He will return to his trust and estate practice in 2012.
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