"Once the effects of the stimulus funds shake out, it will become more apparent which businesses will be viable," said Naomi M. Berry, a shareholder at Carlton Fields.
June 30, 2021 at 12:24 PM
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Naomi M. Berry, a shareholder at Carlton Fields in Miami, said a prevailing trend of uncertainty is keeping her banking and lending clients up at night.
And as a result, she said it might be time for certain clients to reevaluate customer relationships and decide whether to keep them or move on.
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Naomi M. Berry shareholder with Carlton Fields. Courtesy photo
