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The Long View: Carlton Fields is a One-Stop Shop for Companies Looking to Capitalize on Growth Markets

Business Transactions   |   Litigation and Trials   |   Cybersecurity and Privacy   |   Blockchain and Digital Currency   |   February 14, 2020
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Carlton Fields’ Los Angeles attorneys were featured in a Los Angeles Daily Journal article on the firm’s West Coast growth. Six attorneys joined the Los Angeles office in the six months leading up to the publication of the article, including shareholders in the Business Transactions Practice and Cybersecurity and Privacy Practice.

READ: Los Angeles Daily Journal, “The Long View: Carlton Fields is a one-stop shop for companies looking to capitalize on growth markets”

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Stephanie Chau Thumbnail Stephanie Chau
Mark A. Neubauer Thumbnail Mark A. Neubauer
Steven B. Weisburd Thumbnail Steven B. Weisburd
William Mark Levinson Thumbnail William Mark Levinson
Brad S. Markoff Thumbnail Brad S. Markoff
Harvey W. Geller Thumbnail Harvey W. Geller
Barry Leigh Weissman Thumbnail Barry Leigh Weissman
Christina M. Gagnier Thumbnail Christina M. Gagnier

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