Law Firms
Big Minority-Owned Firm Acquires Another Small One
Posted Sep 10, 2008, 01:32 pm CDT
By Martha Neil
One of the largest minority-owned law firms in the country is acquiring a smaller one, in the latest step in its ongoing growth plan.
Adorno & Yoss, which is headquartered in Miami, will acquire Houston-based Monty Partners before the end of the year, reports the National Law Journal, in an article reprinted by New York Lawyer (reg. req.). The 11-lawyer Latino firm specializes in immigration law, and partner Jacob Monty will head the Adorno firm's new 40-attorney global immigration practice group, along with Miami partner Fernando Socol.
His own small firm joined Adorno just six months ago, the legal publication notes, and the firm also acquired a Seattle firm nine months ago.
The Adorno firm has 270 attorneys in 18 offices in the United States, Mexico and Chile.
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