Stack Sports And BSN SPORTS Announce Exclusive Strategic Partnership To Revolutionize Youth Team Sports Sales In America

DALLAS — June 20, 2018 — Stack Sports, the largest and fastest-growing global provider of sports technology, and BSN SPORTS, the nation’s largest direct marketer and distributor of sporting goods to the school and league markets, today announced a strategic alliance to revolutionize youth team sports sales in America. The two market leaders have forged an exclusive partnership to transform this fragmented marketplace with the development of a digital platform offering team sales integration across all facets of the youth sports experience from ordering customized team apparel and athletic equipment to on-field participation. The strategic alliance will create the nation’s first integrated digital solution delivered direct to teams, clubs and leagues combining best-in-class sports management software with an innovative distribution solution for customized team apparel and team sporting goods.

The multi-year exclusive alliance also includes cross-selling opportunities to improve customer engagement and retention along with branding activities leveraging each organization’s strengths such as BSN SPORTS’s more than 900 grass roots sales professionals and Stack’s ecosystem of millions of youth sports teams, tens of millions of athletes and coaches, robust digital assets and event offerings. Stack and BSN SPORTS share a commitment of increasing sports participation and optimizing the experience for all involved, especially for the thousands of volunteer coaches that are positively impacting the lives of millions of young athletes. The partnership will enhance the customer sales process by providing a seamless means of delivering team uniforms and other customized or personalized team products. BSN SPORTS’ omni-channel approach and digital expertise combined with Stack’s registration and payment capabilities will holistically serve the team sports marketplace in a way that has never before been possible and the newly formed platform will make it easier to register, coach and play youth sports.

Team, league and club managers will leverage the combined Stack and BSN SPORTS digital sales platform to customize their individual team sales orders, including uniforms and related products directly as part of the registration process. Customers will also be able to build customized shops for both uniforms and related gear featuring their team names, colors, mascots and logos, as well as provide team gear to fans and parents throughout the season. Together, Stack Sports and BSN SPORTS will offer the most comprehensive portfolio of team sales products empowering more than 3 million teams to take control of the increasingly complicated team-purchasing process.

“Our strategic alliance with BSN SPORTS represents a major opportunity to bring an entirely new level of engagement to our valued customers, representing a truly revolutionary technical integration all with the goal of enhancing the athlete, coach and parent experience,” Stack Sports CEO Alex Alt said. “We are focused on executing category-specific partnerships that can enrich our ecommerce ecosystem and create value for our community of nearly 50 million users globally. BSN is the perfect partner to invest alongside as they truly share our commitment to youth sports and digital innovation, while maintaining the industry’s most robust team sales capabilities.”

“At BSN SPORTS, we are continually focused on serving our customers, primarily coaches, and developing innovative products to make their lives easier.  By partnering with the largest technology platform in youth sports, we are able to create a market opportunity that can leverage our industry-leading sales network with new cutting-edge digital and ecommerce technologies,” said Adam Blumenfeld, CEO, Varsity Brands. “Given its local headquarters and global footprint, Stack Sports is an ideal partner as we look to expand our market presence through innovative new solutions that leverage our delivery capabilities and operating scale.”

Posted June 20, 2018

Source:  Stack Sports

Award-Winning Wall Street Equity Analyst Launches Company-Sponsored Research Firm Ahead Of European MiFID II Impact On U.S. Capital Markets

NEW YORK CITY — June 20, 2018 — Eric M. Beder, award-winning veteran consumer equity analyst, today launched Small Cap Consumer Research LLC a company-sponsored independent equity research and consulting boutique firm focused on small to mid-cap publicly-traded companies with equity market capitalization under $4 billion in the consumer, specialty retail, apparel and brand licensing sectors.

Worldwide Shift in Equity Research Model

Beder said: “We are poised to lead company-sponsored equity research in the consumer space and deliver independent, compelling institutional grade analyses. MiFID II compliance and implementation became effective in Europe January 1, 2018 and we believe it will impact U.S. capital markets near-term as equity research continues to materially shift away from small to mid-cap companies – Small Cap Consumer Research, LLC is the emerging solution to provide higher visibility, insightful and impactful equity research coverage for companies and institutional investors.  We believe our model is the future of equity research.”

Incorporating Best of Traditional Wall Street Firms

The Small Cap Consumer Research model is aligned with leading aggregators, data and research infrastructure providers including FactSet, BlueMatrix and other key delivery systems to distribute consumer equity research with the same institutional reach and quality traditional Wall Street firms provide.  In addition to standard initiation, financial, and estimate updates — we deliver focused equity research coverage on overlooked drivers to institutional investors.

Veteran Wall Street Analyst

Beder has covered the consumer space for over 20 years, demonstrating a unique talent for understanding complex companies and leveraging deep industry relationships in communicating investment ideas. Beder is a three-time The Wall Street Journal Best on the Street Honors winner for the Specialty Retail and the Clothing and Accessories categories.  Beder also has extensive media exposure, including appearances on CNBC and Bloomberg TV and has also been quoted in The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, Businessweek, Investor’s Business Daily, Forbes and WWD. Beder received a Bachelor of Science from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and earned an MBA from the Walter A. Haas School of Business at the University of California at Berkeley.

Posted June 20, 2018

Source:  Small Cap Consumer Research LLC

drupa Prize 2018 Awarded To Dr. Lisa Handel

DÜSSELDORF, Germany — June 20, 2018 — For her doctoral thesis on “Machine Stories and Process Worlds. OntoMedia Interference Patterns between Techno Sciences and Process Philosophies”, Dr. Lisa Handel was awarded the drupa Prize 2018. In her doctoral thesis, written at the Philosophical Faculty of the Heinrich Heine University in Düsseldorf, Germany, the cultural and media scientist stimulates a new way of thinking, especially in view of the increasing computerization and digitization of all areas of life.

The 6,000 euro prize was presented by Claus Bolza-Schünemann (Chairman of the Board at  Koenig & Bauer AG and Chairman of the drupa committee), Hans Werner Reinhard (Management Board of Messe Düsseldorf), Prof. Dr. Andrea von Hülsen-Esch (Vice-Rector for International Affairs at Heinrich-Heine University Düsseldorf), Prof. Dr. Ulrich Rosar (Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy at Heinrich-Heine University Düsseldorf) and Prof. Dr. Reinhold Görling (Cultural and Media Science Institute, Faculty of Philosophy at Heinrich-Heine University Düsseldorf).

According to experts, Dr. Handel’s doctoral thesis is an “extraordinarily complex and innovative study in which current developments in the omnipresence of computerization are discussed from a media-philosophical perspective. She picks up on the process philosophy insights and assumptions of renowned and important philosophers such as Henri Bergson, Alfred North Whitehead and Gilles Deleuze and links them with the theories and practices of techno sciences including digital science and quantum physics.” Prof Dr. Ulrich Rosar added: “With her doctoral thesis the prize winner has not only made an impressive contribution to linking ‘science and humanities’ but at the same time provides significant figures of thought to understand the urgent problem of ecology as a relationship of relations more comprehensively.”

“In her excellent dissertation Lisa Handel shows that changes do not simply take place in the sense of  “one day like this, the next like that” but constantly take the shape of processes in all areas of life,” explained Claus Bolza-Schünemann. “The materials and techniques used are not only means to an end, but always have a direct influence on events. On the other hand, Lisa Handel emphasizes in her work that humans are not  passive observers of the processes, but we actively shape them through our actions”. From this perspective, current events such as refugee and financial crises, real estate bubbles, environmental disasters and climate change are – according to Lisa Handel – interim results of processes we have considerably influenced rather than suddenly occurring events.

Posted June 20, 2018

Source:  Messe Düsseldorf, Messe Düsseldorf North America

CINTE 2018: Mahlo-Solutions In Demand For Technical Textiles Tightly Spun Together With The Chinese Nonwoven Industry

SAAL/DONAU, Germany — June 20, 2018 — German machine builder for automatic weft straighteners and online quality control systems Mahlo GmbH + Co. KG is showcasing at upcoming CINTE Techtextil September 4-6 in Shanghai. The show is the daughter show of the well-established Techtextil in Germany and is considered to be one of the most important trade fairs for technical textiles and nonwovens in Asia.

Mahlo informs with its China representative Frank Fei about the latest developments in measuring and controlling of quality critical parameters within the running web. The centerpiece, almost everything revolves around at the Mahlo booth, is the web gauging system Qualiscan QMS-12. “The tool gauges parameters such as basis weight, thickness or moisture across the entire width”, Frank Fei explains. To achieve this, up to five sensors are traversing simultaneously on sturdy scanners, constantly collecting data and transmit them to the interface. In use are radioactive sources as well as infrared, laser, microwaves and air permeability sensors.

“At CINTE, we anticipate a strong interest in our infrared sensor Infrascope NIR”, so Fei. Particularly for nonwoven producers in the spun lace industry — an emerging sector in Asia — the sensor is the ideal tool. It measures the absorption of infrared energy while identifying basis weight and moisture at the same time. Those important parameters can be measured and controlled precisely in a spun lace unit. Due to a very high spectral resolution, the sensor can distinguish between components with very similar IR absorption. This capability allows the highly selective individual measurement of a specific component or layer in the web without interference from other components. And all without the use of radioactive isotopes. With the Qualiscan QMS, not only the product quality is improved but also raw materials can be saved.

Visitors at the Mahlo booth can also find out more on possibilities for web gauging as well as technologies for straightening of warps in knitted and woven fabrics.

Posted June 20, 2018

Source:  Mahlo GmbH + Co. KG

And The Worldstar Sustainability Award In Gold Goes To: Starlinger For Its rPET PP*STAR!

VIENNA, Austria — June 20, 2018 — Starlinger is proud to announce that its pinch bottom bag made from 100-percent used PET bottle flakes has won the WorldStar Sustainability Award 2018 in Gold!

In addition to winning a WorldStar Award in the category “Packaging Materials and Components” with the bag concept rPET PP*STAR, Starlinger had been shortlisted for the Sustainability Award of the World Packaging Organisation (WPO) since January 2018. The winners of this special category were only announced at the official award ceremony that took place in Gold Coast, Australia on May 2, 2018. Starlinger Managing Partner Angelika Huemer, who personally attended the ceremony, had the pleasure of accepting the award in Gold from Antro Saila, WPO Vice President Sustainability and Save Food.

“Winning the Sustainability Award in Gold is a great honor and encourages us to continue to develop packaging concepts that are not just functional, but sustainable as well,” says Angelika Huemer. “The transition towards a circular economy is currently a hot topic in the plastics industry, and we are proud to be one of the forerunners in this important process.”

The rPET PP*STAR — a pinch bottom bag for products such as dry pet food, fertilizer, sugar, flour, or rice — consists of plastic fabric that is produced directly from used PET bottle flakes. This type of packaging can in turn be recycled after use, thereby achieving a closed loop production. On top of its excellent recyclability, the rPET PP*STAR features a low deadweight, which saves material in production and carbon dioxide during bag transportation. The bag itself weighs only 117 grams, but holds 50 kilograms of fertilizer! And despite its low weight, the rPET PP*STAR is extremely resistant to breakage.

Given the numerous advantages of PET, it is hardly surprising that other packaging types are also produced from bottle flakes on Starlinger machinery — for example the rPET FIBC (a flexible intermediate bulk container or big bag) and sheet (viscoSHEET) for food trays.

PP*STAR® is a registered trademark. PP*STAR® bags are manufactured exclusively on Starlinger machinery.

Posted June 20, 2018

Source:  Starlinger & Co. Gesellschaft m.b.H.

Teijin Group Celebrates Centennial, Looks toward Next Hundred Years With “FUTURE NAVIGATION” Message

TOKYO — June 15, 2018 — Teijin Ltd. announced today that it will commemorate the 100th anniversary of its establishment as a company on June 17.

As it looks back over its century of history, Teijin is also taking the opportunity to look toward the next hundred years, unveiling a new global message of FUTURE NAVIGATION as it pursues its long-term vision, aiming to be an enterprise that supports the society of the future. Moreover, Teijin is marking its centennial with the THINK HUMAN PROJECT, a symbolic initiative that puts the Future Navigation message into practice.

Teijin was founded in 1918 as Japan’s first rayon manufacturer, and has retained the global mindset and adventurous spirit of its early days in the years since. Over its century of history, Teijin has grown its business and expanded into new fields through chemical technology, cutting-edge research and development, and epochal innovations, embracing ceaseless evolution and ambition.

The Teijin Group currently operates in the materials business field, providing its own high-performance materials, and the health care business field, including pharmaceuticals and home healthcare equipment, as it develops new business fields to create new value.

In future, the Teijin Group will further leverage its capabilities through business synergies and technical innovations, focusing on materials and healthcare as two pillars supported by its ICT technical foundation for creating and delivering its own distinctive solutions that help to solve social issues.

On the occasion of its centennial, the Teijin Group is launching the message “Toward the world we all desire: Future Navigation,” focusing on quality of life (QOL) for future humanity.

FUTURE NAVIGATION:

Technology will continue to advance as it has over the past 100 years. However, technology must not be allowed to overwhelm humanity. Chemistry must comprehend and care for humanity instead.

If Teijin’s chemistry can understand humanity better, if it can develop hopes for the future of humanity and evolve to improve QOL, then Teijin can help lead the way toward an ideal world.

Based on a long-term vision encompassing the entire century to come, Future Navigation is a message backed by Teijin’s long experience of resolving the issues that face humanity. With eyes on future QOL for humanity, the Teijin Group will show the way to the world that humanity desires.

To achieve this goal, Teijin will break through its passive attitude of providing solutions to existing issues and explore chemistry beyond materials and products to reach services, systems, and even interpersonal connections, creating new value that has never existed before.

By expanding the field of chemistry, the Teijin Group will become an enterprise that puts people first in its thinking — a proactive force for improving QOL for future humanity.

THINK HUMAN PROJECT:

Technological evolution in recent years has given us an ever-changing world.

As this evolution deepens into uncharted territory, what is happening to the journey of humanity itself?

Teijin has put people first in its thinking for the past century.

The message “Toward the world we all desire: FUTURE NAVIGATION” encapsulates Teijin’s goal of finding solutions for future humanity.

Divided into personal and social components, the THINK HUMAN PROJECT identifies key elements that Teijin will explore as ideas for humanity through analysis, research and publishing the results.

Based on the Future Navigation message, the THINK HUMAN PROJECT marks Teijin’s centennial with nine individual research programs looking beyond the traditional bounds of chemistry to create solutions in anticipation of future human needs. Activity on these programs is already well underway.

Each of the nine project teams has been assigned a theme drawn from the key elements of humanity to explore using a variety of angles and approaches. Project team members are selected from the Teijin Group employees across the globe. The teams will deepen their understanding of today’s humanity through rich creativity cultivated by their experiences in Teijin, search for ways to improve QOL for future humanity, and investigate their challenging hypotheses in collaboration with external experts.

Progress reports will be accessible through Teijin’s centennial anniversary website (https://100.teijin.co.jp/en/) and the results are expected to be announced later this year.

THINK HUMAN PROJECT

  • PROJECT 01: Environment – What will the society realized by a circular economy be like?
  • PROJECT 02: Aging – What does aging mean in a 100-year-life?
  • PROJECT 03: Sensitivity – Does sensitivity have value in communication?
  • PROJECT 04: Clothing – What can we learn from biomimetics in clothing?
  • PROJECT 05: Humanness – What will humanity be like when humans can augment their functions?
  • PROJECT 06: Mobility – How will automatic driving vehicles change values in the living sphere?
  • PROJECT 07: Super-aged society – How will the super-aged society change lifestyles?
  • PROJECT 08: Living space – How do living environments reflect biological clocks?
  • PROJECT 09: Food – How will commodification change dining experiences?

Communication Plan

The FUTURE NAVIGATION message and other initiatives celebrating Teijin’s centennial will be disseminated through Teijin’s centennial anniversary website and a wide range of media internally and externally. Focusing on aspects of QOL for future humanity, Teijin also will disseminate visual art questioning the meaning of humanness, the essence of humanity, and human society.

Posted June 20, 2018

Source:  Teijin Group

Happypunt Delivers Fast Fashion By Implementing Gerber’s PLM And 3D Digital Solutions

TOLLAND, Conn. — June 20, 2018 — Fast fashion can be slowed down by the physical sampling process. Additionally, the costs of samples are a continued concern in the fashion and apparel industry. “The implementation of Gerber’s AccuMark® 3D and YuniquePLM® will help us to address consumer trends immediately, making sure to have the right style with the correct fit as demand changes,” said Marta Bosch, chief operation officer at Happypunt.

Located in Mataró (Barcelona) and founded in 1996, Happypunt is a full-service design, development and manufacturer of womenswear.

Happypunt is utilizing Gerber’s software Digital Solutions to help them reduce costs and time to market and integrate with their ERP system to provide efficiency in design and prototyping of their products. “We expect a relevant reduction in samples that would directly affect our manufacturing costs,” continued Bosch.

Happypunt has been using AccuMark pattern design, grading, marker making and production software since 2013. By adding AccuMark 3D and YuniquePLM, they achieve the additional benefits of seamless data transfer from one program to another, decreasing design time of products.

“We are excited to help Happypunt connect their workflow to address the fast fashion needs and cycle,” said Bill Brewster, vice president and general manager, enterprise software solutions for Gerber Technology. “Connectivity is a key tenet of our Digital Solutions to help companies achieve their Industry 4.0 goals.”

Posted June 20, 2018

Source:  Gerber Technology

North American Machine Vision Market Grows 19 Percent In First Quarter Of 2018, Sets New Records

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — June 20, 2018 — North American sales of machine vision components and systems increased 19 percent year-over-year to $709 million in the first quarter of 2018, setting a new all-time record for quarterly sales, according to new statistics issued by AIA, the industry’s trade group.Total machine vision sales includes sales of components and systems. The machine vision components category grew 28 percent to a new record high of $107 million during the first quarter. The growth in components was primarily driven by camera sales, which increased 44 percent to $65 million. Optics (16 percent to $12 million) and software (9 percent to $5 million) markets also experienced growth in the first quarter.

The machine vision systems category increased 17 percent to $597 million in the first quarter of 2018. Within the systems category, sales of smart cameras climbed 26 percent to $109 million, while application specific machine vision (ASMV) systems grew 16 percent to $488 million.

“Our most recent poll of industry experts revealed that 45 percent of respondents expect the market to increase over the next two quarters, 42 percent predict stagnation, and 13 percent are bracing for a decline,” said Alex Shikany, vice president – AIA. “We continue to see demand for vision systems that are smaller, intuitive, cost effective, and complimentary to a more connected automation system. It’s an exciting time to be in this field with the innovation we’re seeing at every turn.”

“Vision technology is being integrated in a growing number of automation applications today because the technology is enabling new ways to solve complex challenges.” said AIA President Jeff Burnstein. “Growing global trends such as autonomous vehicles, AI, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) rely heavily on vision and imaging, which bodes well for the future of this industry.”

The Vision Show Breaks Attendance Records

AIA sees the impact of the growth in demand for vision and related automation at industry events such as The Vision Show, most recently held in Boston from April 10-12, 2018. This year’s show featured more than 150 exhibitors displaying their latest technologies and services, including global suppliers of vision systems, imaging components, embedded technologies, software, system integration services, and collaborative robots for enterprises large and small. More than 2,500 people attended The Vision Show 2018, including over 275 participants in the 50+ conference sessions held at the event.

Silicon Valley’s Collaborative Robots & Advanced Vision Event Adds AI for 2018

AIA and its sister group, RIA – the Robotic Industries Association, are teaming up again to bring more content on leading-edge robot, machine vision, and new for 2018 – AI. The Collaborative Robots, Advanced Vision & AI Conference (CRAV.ai) will take place October 24-25, 2018 at the Hyatt Regency in Santa Clara, CA. AIA and RIA recently announced that leading researchers Ken Goldberg (UC Berkeley) and Pieter Abbeel (covariant.ai & UC Berkeley), will be two of the several keynote sessions at the event. Breakout sessions at CRAV.ai will feature presentations from market leaders in robotics, vision, and AI, and the accompanying tabletop exhibition will showcase the technologies live during two full days of open exhibits.

Posted June 20, 2018

Source:  AIA

Columbia Sportswear Company Partners With Oregon Department Of Transportation For Litter Control Pilot Project

PORTLAND, Ore. — June 19, 2018 — Columbia Sportswear Co. and the Oregon Department of Transportation have teamed up to clean up Highways 26 and 405. A new pilot program to supplement litter removal along the Sunset Highway was funded by Columbia Sportswear CEO Tim Boyle.

“The image of our state is that it is green and clean,” said Tim Boyle. “Our highways should be free from litter, just like our natural spaces.”

“ODOT sincerely appreciates Tim Boyle’s generosity and willingness to improve our community,” said Rian Windsheimer, ODOT regional manager for the Portland area. “The litter problem has gotten worse along our highways and we are eager to put this gift to good use.”

The new program will run from June 15, 2018 to June 15, 2019 and will allow ODOT to increase the frequency of trash pick-up from 3 days per month to 5 days per month. Tim Boyle would like others in the community to give to litter removal efforts as well.

“I’d like to see other people come forward and make donations to ODOT as well – they can’t do it alone,” said Tim Boyle.

Posted June 19, 2018

Source:  Columbia Sportswear

Shutts Expands Litigation Practice Group With de Cespedes And Lundeen Soto

MIAMI — June 19, 2018 — Shutts & Bowen LLP announced today it has expanded its Business Litigation Practice Group with the addition of two new partners, Angela C. de Cespedes and Miranda Lundeen Soto, in its Miami office.

“We are building an even stronger team of attorneys at Shutts with these two experienced courtroom litigators,” said Aliette DelPozo Rodz, a Partner in the firm’s Business Litigation practice group and a commercial litigator. Rodz is Chair of the firm’s Cuba Task Force, Diversity Committee, and Focus on Women Group. She was named the firm’s first Hispanic female Partner in 2007 and has been with Shutts since January 2002.

Francis E. Rodriguez, Managing Partner of the Miami office, said: “De Cespedes and Lundeen Soto are great additions to the firm. Shutts continues to acquire highly qualified legal talent who embody the culture of our firm.”

Both de Cespedes and Lundeen Soto join Shutts after several years at two different national firms. The almost identical timing of their moves is no coincidence, as both women acknowledge that the opportunity to work alongside each other and Rodz was an enormous draw. Further, the Shutts lawyers who participated in their recruitment exemplified the team mindset of the firm.

Angela de Cespedes is an experienced trial attorney, who has multi-state and international experience in complex tort and commercial litigation. Businesses and institutions enlist de Cespedes to manage crisis situations to circumvent litigation and defend allegations involving business disputes, premises liability, products liability, trade secret, and employment issues. De Cespedes acts as a liaison with government agencies and other third parties to minimize risk and avoid unjustified public perception.

Her practice includes the representation of diverse clients including hotel owners, developers and operators; food services providers; professional sports leagues, teams, and their stadiums; social media companies; software companies; educational institutions; and apparel brands.

De Cespedes is a leader in the field of the use of social media and online content in the defense of litigation, and frequently lectures and is a noted author on the subjects. She also provides training to clients on the subjects of crisis/incident management and data/evidence retention, including a new e-learning course covering various areas of data/evidence collection and preservation – the only Professional Certificate in this area bestowed by an accredited law school in the United States.

“In an industry fraught with challenges for female partners who have moved up the ranks at large firms, it was critical to find a firm that valued my contributions, talents, and would support my continued growth professionally while providing the platform necessary to take my practice to the next level,” said de Cespedes.

Miranda Lundeen Soto is a Board Certified Civil Trial lawyer and has tried more than 50 cases including bench and jury trials to verdict. She has litigation experience in many areas including commercial and business disputes, professional and legal malpractice claims, product liability, complex fraud matters, public policy matters, cases of first impression, high-stakes personal injury cases, premises liability, and franchisee/franchisor litigation at the state and federal levels.

Lundeen Soto is an active member of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA), Co-Chair of the Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel’s Trial Tactics Program and is a member of the Florida Bar Grievance Committee. She is also on the Board of Directors for the Dade County Bar Association and was the 2018 recipient of the Dade County Bar Association’s Women of Distinction Legal Maverick Award.

Lundeen Soto began her career as an Assistant State Attorney in the Miami-Dade County State Attorney’s office, where she fine-tuned her skills as a trial attorney. She later went on to act as Lead Counsel for Allstate Insurance Company’s Miami and Ft. Myers legal offices, gaining experience in the role of in-house counsel. Prior to coming to Shutts, Lundeen Soto was a litigation partner and served as trial counsel for several high profile litigation matters at a large national firm.

“I have admired the fine work product and professionalism of Shutts for many years, and when the opportunity arose to join the firm and expand its dynamic group of litigators, the decision was easy,” Lundeen Soto said. “The opportunity to work with incredibly strong and talented attorneys, building each other up and showcasing each other’s strengths – all with the support of Shutts – makes us unstoppable.”

Bowman Brown, Chairman of the firm’s Executive Committee, added: “We are so pleased that both Angela and Miranda have joined Shutts. Although we highly value diversity, we value excellent attorneys even more. A good litigator is someone who listens to their client and who can put together the best strategy to get the client to the goal. We know we have a top-notch team who can accomplish just that.”

Posted June 19, 2018

Source:  Shutts & Bowen LLP

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