A candidate for a Florida state House seat is calling for his opponent, Akerman Senterfitt lawyer-lobbyist Jose Diaz, to resign from the firm due to its BP connection -- like a former Akerman attorney running for state attorney general. The demand highlights the difficulties of political candidates who work at large law firms.
July 26, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Another Akerman Senterfitt attorney running for state office finds himself tarred by the law firm’s BP connection.
Dr. Jeffrey Solomon, a Democratic contender for a state House seat, is calling for his opponent, Akerman lawyer-lobbyist Jose “Pepi” Diaz, to resign.
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