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Cozen O'Connor opened its West Palm Beach office in March 2013. Located in the historical heart of downtown West Palm Beach, the office is also in close proximity to the county courthouse.
The attorneys in our West Palm Beach office, coupled with our attorneys in the Miami office, provide our clients assistance on a full range of matters including litigation, corporate, insurance coverage and coordinating counsel, insurance and warranty regulation, administrative / governmental, broker-dealer regulation, labor and employment, real estate, as well as private client services.
June 26, 2019
Super Lawyers has named Nine Cozen O'Connor attorneys to its 2019 Florida Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists.
September 07, 2017
Cozen O’Connor is proud to announce the promotion of six members to shareholders of the firm: David Brisco (San Diego), Michael de Leeuw (New York), John Dickenson (West Palm Beach), Jonathan Lichtenstein (Philadelphia), William Walsh (Seattle), and Ingrid Welch (Philadelphia).
November 03, 2016
Simeon Brier, Matthew Criscuolo and Thomas Dye discuss an emergency motion filed to halt construction of a seawall behind their client’s condominium.
May 30, 2014
Chambers USA recognized 29 Cozen O’Connor lawyers as leaders in their respective fields; six attorneys were recognized nationally and eight were ranked in the top band. Stanley Sher was named a “Senior Statesman” in the “Transportation: Shipping: Regulatory (outside New York)” industry, for the pivotal role Sher plays in the firm’s continued success in the transportation industry.
April 28, 2014
Ken Levine, of the Insurance Corporate & Regulatory Group, was recently quoted in a Business Insurance article titled, "NAIC Urges More Reform on its Model Act Regulating Insurers." The article examines the praise and apprehension that The National Association of Insurance Commissioners is receiving for its decision to open its model act on regulating insurers. Ken offered his thoughts by stating, "It does need to be made more consistent among the states, but it needs to be flexible enough to fit the concentration of business within the holding company."