Three lawyers have left White & Case's Miami office to start their own firm. In launching the transactional firm, Pedro "Tony" Alvarez, Albert Diaz-Silveira and associate Aracely Alicea will eschew the big-firm model, avoiding high overhead, offering lower fees and serving clients with personalized relationships, Alvarez said.
August 10, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Three more lawyers have left White & Case’s Miami office to start their own firm, joining a growing number of lawyers who have departed in recent years.
The office lost nine lawyers in the previous year, reducing its total to 81, according to numbers provided by White & Case to the Daily Business Review for its annual Review 100 survey.
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