Lippes Mathias LLP combines with West Palm Beach law firm
Daily Record Staff//November 14, 2024//
Lippes Mathias LLP has combined with Ward Damon Attorneys at Law in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Thirteen attorneys and 16 staff members will join what is now Lippes Mathias‘ second office in Florida, increasing the number of attorneys at the business law firm to more than 210, and nearly 400 professionals across 16 offices nationwide.
In addition to Rochester, Buffalo and West Palm Beach, Lippes Mathias office locations Albany, Syracuse, Saratoga Springs, Toronto, Chicago, Cleveland, San Antonio, Oklahoma City, and Washington, D.C.
This is Lippes Mathias’ second large-scale combination in 2024 and its fourth since January 2023.
Lippes Mathias now has more than 33 Florida-based attorneys.
Lighthouse Title Services, a title company owned and managed by Ward Damon, also will join Lippes Mathias as part of the combination.
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