Alexander Lugo is a Real-Time Reporter for The American Lawyer, with a focus on multinational legal news, particularly in the United States, Florida, and Miami. His work has also been featured on PropertyCasualty360.com. Alexander covers a wide range of topics, including law firm mergers and acquisitions, attorney moves, trends in the legal industry, and the business of law.
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Alexander Lugo's articles mainly cover the legal and real estate industries, with a focus on law firms, expansion, and developments in Florida and Miami. His coverage often includes press releases, private sector announcements, and cited data.
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By: Alexander Lugo
Holland & Knight's Miami office is officially its second-largest office, beating out Dallas. The firm's largest office is still in Nashville, which has significant mass because of its merger with Waller Lansden, similar to the Dallas office.
By: Alexander Lugo
Lawyers are seeing a surge of issues pop up with their developer clients as higher insurance premiums, construction costs and interest rates push many projects to their budgetary limits.
By: Alexander Lugo
Patrick O'Connor spent over 18 years at the Big Four firm, most recently advising companies on their financial reputations.
By: Alexander Lugo
“Tampa is a large, growing market that offers a broader range of practice areas that complement what we do across our footprint, but have not been doing in Florida,” said Will Grimsley, managing member of the new office.
By: Alexander Lugo
Southeast firms surveyed by Citi reported revenue and demand gains in the first half of 2024 as expenses also soared.
By: Alexander Lugo
Shutts & Bowen is hiring former Miami City Attorney Victoria Méndez after she was ousted following a slew of scandals surrounding her. The firm was formerly hired as outside counsel by Méndez and her former boss.
By: Alexander Lugo
After moving to Miami in 2021 while head of Orrick's sports practice, Will Stute is now officially based in Miami after joining King & Spalding's products liability and mass torts practice.
By: Alexander Lugo
After moving to Miami in 2021 while head of Orrick's sports practice, Will Stute is now officially based in Miami after joining King & Spalding's products liability and mass torts practice.
By: Alexander Lugo
After presiding over Florida's 11th Circuit for about three decades, former Judge Jennifer Bailey is joining Bass Law, where she will focus on alternative dispute resolution, private judging and commercial litigation.
By: Alexander Lugo
Wealth continues to flow into the state, prompting firms to look at trust and estate work as a growth opportunity. For local players, that means snapping up talent.
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