Manuel A. Garcia-Linares

Day Pitney

| 7/3/2023

Miami

Manuel Garcia-Linares oversees the Boca Raton, Miami and West Palm Beach offices of Day Pitney. He sits on the executive board, is vice chair of the litigation practice group and leads the Florida business development committee. Garcia-Linares is actively involved with the firm’s diversity and inclusion efforts, its hiring committee, inventory committee, and its racial justice and equity task force. Garcia-Linares was managing partner at an earlier firm for over 10 years and played a significant role in its merger with Day Pitney in 2019.

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