(l-r) Fowler White Burnett managing shareholders Christopher Knight and Richard Wood, and shareholder Lindsey Brock. Courtesy photosFowler White Burnett Opens Jacksonville Office Focused on Transportation Practice
The Florida-based midsize firm tapped a new maritime partner to lead the office in response to growing demand. It's also expanding in Fort Lauderdale and moving its Miami office.
November 22, 2024 at 01:39 PM
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What You Need to Know
- Fowler White Burnett is expanding its footprint with its first office in North Florida.
- The firm is opening in Jacksonville with a maritime partner in charge after client demand there has been increasing.
- Its South Florida offices are also going through changes as the firm expands in Fort Lauderdale and moves offices in Miami.
Florida-based regional firm Fowler White Burnett is opening a new office in Jacksonville helmed by a new maritime partner.
Lindsey Brock is joining the firm as partner to lead the new office after leaving his solo practice. Brock’s practice includes clients in the maritime, transportation, commercial, insurance and public sectors, which happened to fit the firm’s needs in that particular market.
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