Two longtime Sedgwick lawyers started work at GrayRobinson's Fort Lauderdale office this week after tiring of the Miami commute they inherited when Sedgwick closed its Broward office last summer.
May 04, 2017 at 01:00 AM
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Two longtime Sedgwick lawyers have joined GrayRobinson in Fort Lauderdale, saying they were motivated to make the move primarily because they had tired of the Miami commute they inherited when Sedgwick closed its Fort Lauderdale office last summer.
Robert Weill said he and colleague Eric Lundt reached out to a headhunter when they decided that the time the commute took out of their day was altering their standard of living.
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