George Andrews leaves Shutts & Bowen to take on consumer protection litigation.
June 02, 2016 at 01:00 AM
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Former Shutts & Bowen partner George Andrews took a pay cut, defected from Big Law, walked away from corporate clients and gave up a spot on the 21st floor of a tower with sweeping views of Fort Lauderdale’s landscape.
In lieu of a partnership at the 275-lawyer firm, he is heading a division of a firm with 14 consumer rights litigators and trial attorneys.
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