Jean Kim of Jackson Lewis. Courtesy photoOn the Move: Freeman Mathis & Gary Adds Florida Partners, Employment Pro Joins Jackson Lewis
Also, FisherBroyles adds IP partner in Silicon Valley; Constangy adds tech pros in two cities.
January 17, 2025 at 04:20 PM
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What You Need to Know
- Freeman Mathis & Gary has expanded two Florida offices with health care and construction law attorneys.
- Former in-house counsel Jean Kim joined Jackson Lewis in Atlanta.
- FisherBroyles bolstered its intellectual property and patent practices after adding veteran attorney James Sze in Palo Alto.
Freeman Mathis & Gary has expanded two Florida offices with health care and construction law attorneys after combining with one firm and adding partners from another.
In Orlando, the firm merged with the Telan, Meltz, Wallace & Eide firm and added health care lawyers Eric Eide and Ruth Osborne as partners, along with associates Sarah Donofrio, Kristen Nasser and Keegan Shelby.
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