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Tampa Bay Business Journal, Local News Media Highlight Stinson's New Downtown Tampa Office

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05.31.2023

The Tampa Bay Business Journal published an article, "Kansas City law firm expands to Florida with Tampa office," featuring Stinson LLP's expansion into the Southeast region.

With the addition of Partners Stephen Putnoki-Higgins and Marc Weintraub and attorneys Kurt Gleeson, Gregory Payton and April Petrosino joining Stinson's Tampa office, the article highlights the firm's commitment to growth and providing high quality legal services to clients.

"We have found that our clients need us in other geographic locations where we hadn't been," Stinson Managing Partner Allison Murdock said while noting that clients drew the firm to Florida's Tampa Bay region.

Murdock also notes that the Tampa office will initially focus on real estate, corporate and commercial litigation, and will eventually expand into full-service offerings.

News of Stinson expanding to Florida with the opening of an office in downtown Tampa has also been covered by Law360, the Kansas City Business Journal and the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal. Additional reporting can also be found in a recent article by The American Lawyer.

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Elle Moxley
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elle.moxley@stinson.com

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