The Florida kerfuffle arose because Kennedys described the three partners as being part of the firm's Miami-based practice for Latin America and the Caribbean yet none of them is licensed to practice law in the Sunshine State.
May 09, 2024 at 07:18 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.com International
Three partners at U.K.-founded Kennedys who are affiliated with the firm’s Latin America and Caribbean practice have been accused by the Florida Bar of practicing law in the state without a license.
In a 33-page petition before the Florida Supreme Court, the bar has sought an injunction to prevent the Kennedys partners from practicing law in the state until they “are duly licensed.”
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