"If this ruling stands, then other lawyers will have to choose between being present for the birth of their child or giving up their client," said Alexander Fumagali, a partner at the Am Law 200 firm Lewis Brisbois.
September 06, 2022 at 03:42 PM
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A Coral Gables attorney is facing sanctions for what he suggests is a denial of his attempts to get paternity leave.
Alexander Fumagali, a partner at Lewis Brisbois, is lead counsel in a case representing defendant South Florida Stadium LLC, the entity behind the Miami Dolphins franchise, against plaintiff Lillian Welborn.
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(L-R) Alexander Fumagali, a partner at Lewis Brisbois in Coral Gables and Miami-Dade Circuit Judge David Miller. (Courtesy photos)
