Fowler White Boggs pick up the most new partners in South Florida through a merger, while Greenberg Traurig promoted home-grown partners.
March 11, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A merger helped Fowler White Boggs pick up the most new partners in South Florida last year, while Greenberg Traurig expanded its partnership roster the old-fashioned way by home-growing them.
Tampa-based Fowler White Boggs added nine laterals after combining with Atkinson Stone Diner Mankuta & Ploucha. In October the firm also added a Greenspoon Marder partner, Duane Dickerson, who brought a plum client, AutoNation Inc., with him.
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