A ray of light for the Review 100 firms
New arrivals showcase what is already known to many South Florida law firms — business is returning, the local economy is improving and the legal market is well on its way to digging out of one of its worst runs ever. With layoffs done and staffing leaner, law firms are returning to profitability.
New arrivals showcase what is already known to many South Florida law firms — business is returning, the local economy is improving and the legal market is well on its way to digging out of one of its worst runs ever. With layoffs done and staffing leaner, law firms are returning to profitability.
Firms adapt with specialty groups in lucrative niches
While Bilzin Sumberg has its land-use lawyers working public-private partnerships, Tripp Scott is braving the field of foreclosure plaintiff work.
Top 3 firms see slight drops due to streamlining
Akerman Senterfitt was again the state's largest law firm by attorney head count with 373 Florida lawyers, followed by Greenberg Traurig and Holland & Knight.
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