Tallahassee partner Daniel Nordby has already held two posts serving Gov. Rick Scott.
April 11, 2017 at 04:00 AM
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Shutts & Bowen partner Daniel Nordby, a veteran in-house attorney for government agencies, is leaving the law firm to become Gov. Rick Scott’s general counsel starting Monday.
Nordby has been a Tallahassee partner at Shutts since 2014 following service as general counsel to the state House for two years and to Florida’s secretary of state for a year.
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