Amanda McGovern was a litigation partner at Rivero Mestre in Coral Gables. Amanda McGovern, Daily Business Review's Attorney of the Year in 2022, Dies
"She was a remarkable role model and groundbreaker in our legal community, a single mother who reached the top levels of cross-border litigation in the United States," Jorge A. Mestre, a partner at Rivero Mestre, said.
May 30, 2023 at 01:26 PM
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South Florida attorneys attended the memorial Saturday of a Coral Gables attorney, described by those who worked with her as amidst the pinnacle of her legal career when the 59-year-old died from cancer last month.
The Miami Shores Community Church honored Amanda McGovern, a partner at Rivero Mestre, whom the Daily Business Review recognized as its Attorney of the Year in 2022. McGovern led the defense for Craig Wright, a computer scientist and businessman who claimed that he invented the Bitcoin blockchain, and was later sued by the estate of the alleged co-creator.
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