Hinshaw Partner Ira Gonzalez Appointed to Serve on Two Florida Bar Committees
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Apr 27, 2021
The national law firm of Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP today announced that partner Ira Gonzalez has been appointed to serve on two Florida Bar Committees by Mike Tanner, President-elect of the Florida Bar. Gonzalez was reappointed to serve on the Governmental and Public Policy Advocacy Committee, and newly appointed to serve on the Eminent Domain Committee.
Gonzalez focuses his practice on civil and commercial litigation, advising clients on matters involving construction, real estate, local government, land use, product liability, toxic torts, transportation, entertainment and media, and environmental and premises liability. He is a former Chief of Operations for Code Enforcement, and former Assistant Policy Coordinator for the Mayor of the City of Miami.
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