Aron U. Raskas. Courtesy photoOn the Move: Aron Raskas Joins Gunster
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May 29, 2020 at 05:23 PM
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Aron U. Raskas has joined Gunster in Miami as a shareholder. Raskas' practice focuses on business, criminal, regulatory and other litigation and arbitration matters.
Daniel Maland and Jordan Nadel have joined Mark Migdal & Hayden in Miami as partners. Maland's practice focuses on complex business and securities litigation on state and federal levels. Nadel's practice focuses on construction litigation.
Josh Rosenberg and Alexandra Varona have joined Kelley Kronenberg in Miami as partner and attorney, respectively. Rosenberg and Varona's practices focus on guardianship administration, guardianship litigation, probate administration, probate litigation, elder law and estate planning.
Carolina Perez Schmerold has joined Mase Mebane & Briggs in Miami as an associate. Perez Schmerold's practice focuses on maritime and admiralty personal injury claims, negligence, and wrongful death.
Jeffrey V. Nelson has joined Stearns Weaver Miller in Fort Lauderdale as a shareholder. Nelson's practice focuses on construction, real estate, and litigation and dispute resolution.
Roger S. Kobert has joined Carlton Fields in Miami and New York as a shareholder. Kobert's practice focuses on banking, directors and officers liability, commercial disputes, foreign sovereign immunity, insurance, real estate, antitrust, § 1782, and labor and employment.
Kelli A. Evangelist and Miguel A. Gonzalez have joined Hinshaw & Culbertson in Fort Lauderdale and Miami, respectively, as associates. Evangelist's practice focuses on labor and employment and workers' compensation matters. Gonzalez's practice focuses on commercial litigation, consumer financial services, and mortgage servicing and lender litigation.
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