On the Move: Katherine Chin Joins Weiss Serota
Legal industry hiring in South Florida.
July 10, 2020 at 05:11 PM
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Katherine Chin, Weiss Serota Helfman Cole & Bierman. Courtesy photo
Katherine Chin has joined Weiss Serota Helfman Cole & Bierman in Miami as an associate. Chin's practice focuses on representing private and public employers in all phases of employment litigation, including matters arising under federal, state and local employment laws.
Bill Isenberg has joined Howard Law Group in Boca Raton as of counsel. Isenberg's practice focuses on mortgage default matters.
Christopher A. Aguirre has joined Insurance Litigation Group in North Miami Beach as a senior trial attorney. Aguirre's practice focuses on property insurance litigation.
Jerrod Maddox has joined Dunn Law as an attorney. Maddox's practice focuses on banking, bankruptcy litigation and commercial litigation with a focus on creditors' rights.
Hugh Dolisca has joined Ulmer & Berne in Boca Raton as an associate. Dolisca's practice focuses on the representation of clients in the financial services industry, including broker-dealers, investment advisers, financial advisory firms and banks.
Manooch T. Azizi and Marina Gonzalez have joined Kelley Kronenberg in Fort Lauderdale as attorneys. Azizi's practice focuses on complex commercial and general business litigation, and construction defect litigation. Gonzalez's practice focuses on liability and casualty defense with a focus on third-party insurance defense.
Steven Sukert and Laura Barry have joined Gunster in Miami and West Palm Beach, respectively, as associates. Sukert's practice focuses on business litigation. Barry's practice focuses on private wealth services.
Robert J. Shelton has joined Chartwell Law in Miami as an associate. Shelton's practice focuses on representing insurance carriers and large self-insureds in first- and third-party matters.
Daniel Crispino has joined Heise Suarez Melville in Coral Gables as an associate. Crispino's practice focuses on complex commercial litigation, class action, product liability, wrongful death and medical malpractice.
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