On The Move: Bressler Amery; Capehart Scatchard
Bressler, Amery & Ross announced the opening of an office in Charlotte, North Carolina—its seventh office on the East Coast.
July 01, 2020 at 09:00 AM
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Bressler Amery Opens in North Carolina
Bressler, Amery & Ross announced the opening of an office in Charlotte, North Carolina—its seventh office on the East Coast. "The firm recently opened its new office in Charlotte, while contending with COVID-19," Bressler managing partner Frank Cuccio said in a statement, adding that the Florham Park-based firm has "remained stable and strong, with an eye on future needs and growth." The fir also has offices in Birmingham, Alabama; Fort Lauderdale and Miami, Florida; Washington, D.C.; and New York. "Charlotte's growth as a major commercial hub makes it a significant strategic location for us. We are looking beyond the curve," added Cuccio. "Bressler is committed to planned growth and anticipating our clients' needs. Since many of our current clients have large operations here, and almost every industry of business is represented here, a Charlotte office expansion is a logical next step for our growing platform." Cuccio will be the Charlotte partner in charge. Michael J. Morris , a Charlotte resident and associate whose practice includes transactional work and insurance and health care issues, will work in the office. Morris said in a statement, " Together, Frank and I look forward to establishing and growing our footprint in Charlotte." Morris is a member of Bressler's insurance and business practices, and the senior and vulnerable investor group. He received his J.D. from Villanova University School of Law in 2012. Cuccio is also a member of Bressler's financial institutions practice group and has worked in-house for several national brokerage firms, and served as general counsel for two securities trading firms. He received his J.D. in 1993 from New York Law School. |
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