"I felt like I was pulling teeth with the firm on the compensation side," said Jonathan Gopman, who moved to Nelson Mullins' office last week alongside colleagues Cynthia Bock and Joe Cox.
August 30, 2021 at 09:11 AM
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Akerman trusts and estates chairman Jonathan Gopman had a banner year in 2020. Now, he’s at Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough because his compensation didn’t rise with his billables, Gopman said in an interview.
Fellow Akerman attorneys Cynthia Bock and Joe Cox joined Gopman in the move, also arriving as partners.
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