Editor’s Note: The initial version of the story as posted on ctlawtribune.com was badly flawed. Due to a formatting error, the top half of the article was cut off, which caused important facts to be omitted and changed the context of the story. The Law Tribune regrets the error.
It’s been more than three decades since the first major Connecticut law firm launched its first Florida office. Since then, there’s been a slow but steady parade of firms from the Nutmeg State that have set up shop in the Sunshine State.
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