Antonio "Tony" Martinez retires from Shutts & Bowen after 52 years. He speaks about the changes he's witnessed since his first day at the firm.
June 08, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Antonio “Tony” Martinez was the 15th lawyer to join Shutts & Bowen. Five decades later, Martinez became the longest-serving attorney in one of Miami’s oldest law firms.
He retired May 31, working as of counsel in the real estate practice for one last time after Memorial Day weekend.
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