Steven Brodie and Amy Furness have been named co-managing shareholders of Carlton Fields Jorden Burt's Miami office, replacing longtime office head Charles Rosenberg.
January 06, 2015 at 09:55 AM
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Steven Brodie and Amy Furness have been named co-managing shareholders of Carlton Fields Jorden Burt’s Miami office, the law firm’s largest.
They succeed Charles Rosenberg, who managed the 126-lawyer office for 11 years and oversaw the Tampa-based firm’s merger with Jorden Burt a year ago. Rosenberg will continue as a shareholder specializing in business litigation and on the firm’s board of directors.
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