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Akerman Senterfitt reported 5 percent drop in revenue in 2009
The firm faced one of its most challenging years in memory, reporting a 5 percent drop in revenue and a 17 percent dip in total compensation to equity partners. Average profit per equity partner fell 12 percent to $411,817.Akerman Securities Lawyers Lured to Holland & Knight
Holland & Knight announced Monday that it has lured away the chair of Akerman Senterfitt's securities practice and two other Akerman shareholders who focus on securities, mergers and acquisitions and international corporate transactions. The move represents the latest round of defections from Akerman's corporate and securities practices, following departures of six lawyers from that group since 2005.Akerman Senterfitt lawyer to represent Rothstein creditors
A committee of unsecured creditors claiming defunct law firm Rothstein Rosenfeldt Adler owes them millions of dollars has selected Akerman Senterfitt partner Michael Goldberg to represent them.Wolf Block Still Keeping Its Eyes on the Merger Prize
It's been a year since Wolf, Block, Schorr & Solis-Cohen and Cozen O'Connor ended their merger discussions. But Wolf Block hasn't given up on the idea of a merger. While its latest strategic plan would allow the firm to "go it alone," it also calls for Wolf Block to look for opportunities to grow substantially, Chairman Mark Alderman says. "There may be no place in the future for a 300-lawyer, regional firm," says Chairman Mark Alderman, who confirms Wolf Block is in talks with Akerman Senterfitt.Akerman Senterfitt shareholders steer staffing deal
Marc Druckman and Stephen Roddenberry represented Fort Lauderdale-based SFN Group, formerly known as Spherion, in its acquisition of executive services firm Tatum.Trio worked $236 million sale of Miami Herald property to Malaysia-based Genting
Neisen Kasdin, Susanne Zabloudil and Richard Bezold of Akerman Senterfitt represented Bayfront 2011 Property, an affiliate of Malaysia-based Genting Group, in its acquisition of the Miami Herald's headquarters for $236 million.Florida developers snapping up distressed properties
After several years of stagnation, Akerman Senterfitt is seeing a "groundswell of demand" from Florida homebuilders in the market for land. Those builders aren't ready to start constructing new housing, but are positioning themselves to do so when the housing market improves, said Richard Bezold, chairman of the firm's real estate practice.Jackson Lewis opens a new office in Jacksonville, Fla.
Jackson Lewis, a national workplace law firm based in White Plains, N.Y., has opened a new office in Jacksonville, Fla. The office is staffed with partners Richard N. Margulies and Benjamin D. Sharkey, who formerly worked at Akerman Senterfitt. The growing firm last week opened an office in Portsmouth, N.H., and now has 470 attorneys in 36 cities.Trending Stories
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