Miami, FL. Credit: frank peters/Adobe Stock Freeman Mathis & Gary Opens Office in Miami Weeks After Fort Lauderdale Launch
The Atlanta-headquartered Am Law 200 firm is acquiring all the lawyers from local civil defense boutique Klein Park & Lowe for its third Florida office.
June 18, 2024 at 11:13 AM
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What You Need to Know
- Freeman Mathis & Gary is expanding in Florida for the second time in recent months with a new Miami office.
- The firm is acquiring a local boutique firm that will bring in seven civil defense lawyers.
- The firm has been adding new offices at an explosive rate in recent years, opening new offices in 14 states since 2019.
Atlanta-headquartered Freeman Mathis & Gary is opening its second Florida office in two months by acquiring lawyers from a small boutique.
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