John Arthur Jones, who helped found Holland & Knight with Chesterfield Smith, died at 92 in Tampa.
August 18, 2014 at 11:00 AM
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John Arthur Jones, one of the founders of Holland & Knight, died in Tampa. He was 92.
Jones joined the Tampa law firm of Knight, Thompson & Turner in 1949. He and law partner Chesterfield Smith built the firm into Holland & Knight, now one of Florida’s largest law firms. When persuading partners later to accept a name change to Holland & Knight, Jones often joked it was either that or Smith & Jones.
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