Miami’s Greenberg Traurig has announced that CEO Cesar Alvarez will hand over the reins to President Richard A. Rosenbaum next year, after 12 years as head honcho of the 1,800-plus attorney firm.
Alvarez, 61, will become executive chairman.
Rosenbaum, 54, works in Greenberg Traurig’s New York office. He joined the firm in Fort Lauderdale in 1985 before moving to New York in 1996. He remains a member of the Florida Bar.
From New York, Rosenbaum has overseen about half of the firm’s offices in the United States, as well as offices in Europe and Asia.
Greenberg Traurig has more than 1,800 lawyers in 32 offices, up from about 1,650 in 2007. It had 325 lawyers when Alvarez became CEO in 1997. Last fall, the National Law Journal ranked it the country’s eighth-largest law firm.
Greenberg Traurig had $1.2 billion in revenue in 2007, up from $1.04 billion in 2006.
Chairman Larry J. Hoffman and president Matthew Gorson will remain in their roles.
At the time Alvarez became CEO, Greenberg Traurig said he was the first Hispanic managing partner of a major US law firm.
Posted by Erik Even
on January 27, 2009. Filed under Home,Law Firm News,Legal News.
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