David Tolces, Weiss Serota Helfman Cole & Bierman. Courtesy photoOn the Move: David Tolces joins Weiss Serota Helfman Cole & Bierman
Legal industry hiring in South Florida.
March 13, 2020 at 09:00 AM
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David Tolces has joined Weiss Serota Helfman Cole & Bierman in Boca Raton as a partner. Tolces' practice focuses on counseling local government entities by providing guidance on redevelopment matters, drafting land development regulations, assisting with real estate transactions and other legal services.
Ailin Caballero and Jose R. Martinez have joined Hinshaw & Culbertson in Coral Gables as associates, and Jenelle La Chuisa and André Sesler have joined as associates in Fort Lauderdale. Caballero's practice focuses on insurance-related litigation. La Chuisa's practice focuses on representing individuals and companies in both litigation and arbitration. Martinez's practice focuses on insurance services matters. Sesler's practice focuses on insurance-related matters.
Jeffrey Rubinger and Summer LePree have joined Baker McKenzie in Miami as partners. Rubinger's practice focuses on broad tax planning experience, including cross-border mergers and acquisitions, international restructurings and joint ventures. LePree's practice focuses on advising U.S. and foreign-based public and private companies in connection with their inbound and outbound U.S. international tax planning.
Jackeline S. Rodriguez has joined Hamilton, Miller & Birthisel in Miami as a partner. Rodriguez's practice focuses on construction law, professional liability (architects and engineers), products liability, property and casualty law, maritime law, insurance defense and commercial litigation.
Federico "Fred" M. Maciá has joined Carlton Fields in Miami as of counsel. Maciá's practice focuses on employment-based immigration for professionals, managers and investors as well as employer compliance with U.S. employment authorization regulations.
Kristen M. Cañamero-Gómez has rejoined Rasco Klock in Miami as a partner. Cañamero-Gómez's practice focuses on providing clients with support and legal advice for their case.
Tanya C. Naydenov has joined Gunster in West Palm Beach and Boca Raton as an associate. Naydenov's practice focuses on estate planning and administration.
Ira Gonzalez and Daniel Fors have joined Hinshaw & Culbertson in Coral Gables as a partner and associate, respectively. Gonzalez's and Fors' practices focus on construction, real estate, local government, land use, product liability, toxic torts, transportation, and environmental and premise liability.
Myla R. Reizen has joined K&L Gates in Miami as a partner. Reizen's health care practice focuses on government and internal investigations, health care regulatory matters and compliance.
Keith J. Kanouse has joined Wasch Raines in Boca Raton as of counsel. Kanouse's practice focuses on corporate and franchise law.
Samuel R. Goldberg, Sara H. Ptachik and Sam Shahidi have joined Kelley Kronenberg in West Palm Beach as associates. Goldberg's practice focuses on general liability defense litigation, first-party property insurance litigation and commercial litigation. Ptachik's practice focuses on workers' compensation. Shahidi's practice focuses on first- and third-party property insurance defense litigation.
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