The Miami attorney has spent 35 years with a single law firm but kept moving up, now serving as co-president.
September 16, 2016 at 10:00 AM
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If a soap opera hadn’t been canceled, Hilarie Bass might not be a lawyer.
If the show had continued, Florida might still ban adoption by gay couples, Greenberg Traurig might not have a woman co-president, and the American Bar Association’s president-elect might not be emphasizing technology as a means to open access to legal resources for those in need.
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