Top brass at several of South Florida’s prominent law firms have a strong sense of optimism looking ahead to 2019, a year they expect will keep transactional, real estate, land use, tax and immigration lawyers busy.

Interviews with managing partners and executives at statewide and national firms with a large presence in South Florida revealed the leaders are bullish amid speculation the U.S. economy is due for a recession. They said they expect Florida’s economy to stay hot regardless of what happens nationwide — but some have plans in mind if demand drops for certain practice areas.

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