Dallas firm Munck Wilson Mandala is primed for a 2021 opening in Miami and adds a former college football player to help Florida college athletes when they start signing licensing deals under a new state law.
October 13, 2020 at 05:10 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Texas Lawyer
Dallas technology law firm Munck Wilson Mandala is pursuing plans to open a Miami office while expanding its sports law lineup with an eye on the South Florida market.
Munck Wilson plans to open an office in Miami early next year but not solely for the sports practice. Partner Amanda Greenspon already is in South Florida, and a recent hire, principal attorney Sergei Orel, is moving there by year-end. Both are in the firm’s technology-intellectual property law group
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