Former Florida Bar president Miles A. McGrane III retired his practice after 38 years.
February 13, 2014 at 02:30 PM
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Miles A. McGrane III, a former president of the Florida Bar, retired from his law practice with a bang.
After 38 years as a trial attorney, McGrane closed the McGrane Law Firm in Coral Gables on Christmas Eve, but he was in the middle of a high-profile case. He had been called on to represent the state Judicial Qualifications Commission in the ethics trial of Broward Circuit Judge Laura Watson.
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