The attorneys of Kluger Peretz Kaplan & Berlin (KPKB) are once again ahead of the curve as they shift their business models to focus on their specialties.
A large group of lawyers has teamed together to create a specialized trial law firm made up of 25 lawyers that concentrates on litigation and bankruptcy litigation. The firm will be named Kluger, Kaplan, Silverman, Katzen & Levine, P.L., and will be known as Kluger Kaplan.
The attorneys of Kluger Kaplan, PL, along with support staff, will remain at the 17th floor of the Miami Center. The telephone number is the same, (305) 379-9000.
"Kluger Kaplan's shift to its core litigation specialty responds to the current market and client demands," said Alan Kluger, partner at Kluger Kaplan. "A focused approach to litigation and bankruptcy litigation is the best platform to provide our clients with top-tier service. We've always been quick to respond to market shifts and are again ahead of the curve in addressing and embracing this new business model."
Two of KPKB's name partners, Howard Berlin and Steven Peretz, have moved on to focus on their own niche practices.
Berlin, who specializes in bankruptcy law, has joined the law firm of Berger Singerman. Berlin was with KPKB for more than 20 years. Partner Deborah Talenfeld has joined Berlin at Berger Singerman.
Peretz has formed a specialized boutique Intellectual Property firm called Peretz Chesal and Herrmann, PL., with partners Michael Chesal and Leora Herrmann. Senior attorney Paul Kobak has also joined the firm. The practice resides in office space adjacent to Kluger Kaplan.
The attorneys of Peretz Chesal and Herrmann, along with support staff, also remain at the 17th floor of the Miami Center and can be reached at (305) 341-3000.
Kluger Peretz Kaplan & Berlin was founded in 1987 with seven attorneys as an innovative and agile law firm dedicated primarily to providing top-tier legal service on a nationwide basis. The firm is noted for initiating the national DuPont Teflon and Firestone Tire class-action lawsuits and handling complex, high profile cases for businesses and wealthy individuals.
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