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: Florida Arbitration LawFlorida Trend Magazine's 2009 Legal Elite
By Christopher B. Hopkins, Esq.
Florida Trend Magazine (July edition) hit the stands last week with its annual list of Legal Elite in the state of Florida broken down by areas of practice. The list represents about 2% of all Florida lawyers.
Thank you for those who were kind enough to submit my name (under Appellate). I very much appreciate it. Glad to see so many familiar names on the list as well.
The entire list is here.
Full post as published by Florida Arbitration Law on June 29, 2009 (boomark / email).
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