May 25, 2012
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  • With 500 attorneys and consultants, Akerman Senterfitt is distinguished by its comprehensive Corporate, RE, Construction, Government Relations, Labor & Employment, Litigation, and IP practices. Providing services to local, regional, national and international clients, our team of legal advisors and consultants represents private and public companies, government entities, educational institutions and high net-worth individuals in over 40 different practice areas, and provide clients with not only sound legal advice, but innovative and effective business solutions.

    Depth and Experience
    With an entrepreneurial management style that rewards teamwork, Akerman Senterfitt attracts attorneys with top-flight credentials. In addition to many highly regarded attorneys from other law firms, we're proud that a fair share of former judges, prosecutors and government lawyers have decided to make Akerman Senterfitt their professional home when they enter private practice.

    Strategic Presence
    We realize that in today's changing business climate, our clients are focusing their business strategies with a more global perspective. To help our clients maximize their business opportunities within the United States, Latin America and throughout the world, Akerman Senterfitt maintains offices in the nation's principal financial and political centers - New York, Washington, D.C. and Los Angeles – in addition to our already strong foothold throughout Florida's largest business centers.

    Beyond the Courtroom and the Boardroom
    Our knowledge of the political and community landscape doesn't stop at the office door. Our attorneys are active with political causes, community boards, public commissions, fundraising bodies and other organizations, and have been recognized throughout the nation for their strong contributions to civic and charitable causes.

    From our firm's team-oriented philosophy to our emphasis on industry and community knowledge, Akerman Senterfitt and our attorneys strive to offer individualized legal services with a global perspective – maximizing the value we provide to our clients each day.

Contributing authors from Akerman Senterfitt:

Practice Areas Construction, Litigation, Class Action Litigation, Commercial Litigation, Development of Real Estate, Disaster Preparedness & Recovery, Distressed Property, Green and...
Scott Brenner has more than 15 years of experience working on Capitol Hill and in the Executive branch.  Successes include a media campaign pivotal to passing legislation raising the...
Experience Daniel Donohue represents clients in litigation of claims and appeals, arbitration, administrative litigation, commercial litigation in federal and state courts, and Alternative...
Of Counsel
Timothy Le Duc has litigated cases in numerous district courts throughout the U.S., as well as the International Trade Commission. His patent litigation experience has involved a broad...
Kyle M. Mulhall is Of Counsel in Akerman Senterfitt's Washington, D.C. office and a member of the Policy Practice Group.   Mr. Mulhall previously worked for Catapult...
Notable Client Work Government Contracts, Power Generation & General Construction Defended a prime contractor's default termination of a subcontractor on a telecommunications upgrade...
Practice Areas Real Estate, Commercial Litigation, Construction, Leasing, Labor and Employment, Distressed Property Experience Leslie Tomczak has a broad range of experience and...
Associate
Roy Zachariah is an associate in the Intellectual Property practice. Roy represents clients in all aspects of patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secret law, including, litigation,...

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