Robert Zinn, the former president of Akerman Senterfitt and chair of its automotive group, is leaving after 17 years for Carlton Fields.
The board of directors accepted his resignation on Friday.
Robert Zinn said he decided to leave because Akerman Senterfitt started representing car manufacturers, which conflicts with his car dealership representation.
June 28, 2013 at 03:00 AM
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Robert Zinn, the former president of Akerman Senterfitt and chair of its automotive group, is leaving after 17 years for Carlton Fields.
The board of directors accepted his resignation on Friday.
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