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? Florida trial lawyers Thomas A. Culmo and Daniel D. Dolan II have joined forces to start Culmo Dolan, P.L. in Miami.
? Alex and Jose Villalobos gave up their private practice to join Akerman Senterfitt's Miami office, where they will work in the policy, bonds and land-use groups. Alex Villalobos is a member of the Florida Senate.
? Two of the top media lawyers in the state, Gregg Thomas and Carol LoCicero, formed a new First Amendment law firm in Tampa.
? Shutts & Bowen has opened a Tampa office. Longtime Tampa lawyer W. Thompson "Tommy" Thorn III, who brings along four lawyers from his old firm of Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, will head the office.
? Corporate attorneys Jane A. Houk, a real estate tax expert, and Jeffrey M. Oshinsky, a securities lawyer, left White & Case to become shareholders at Stearns Weaver Miller Weissler Alhadeff & Sitterson in Miami.
? Kimberly Laucella, a legal counsel for Seminole County, has joined Akerman Senterfitt as a real estate lawyer in the Orlando office.
? The Cochran Firm, founded by the late Johnnie Cochran Jr., merged its Miami office with the high-profile plaintiffs firm Leeds Colby Paris Spence Hoffman & Valori.
? John D. Eaton joined the business law firm of Berger Singerman in the Fort Lauderdale office.
? Thomas P. Wert, who last month was installed as president of the Orange County Bar Association, joined Roetzel & Andress as a partner in the firm's Orlando office.
? Former Florida Assistant Attorney General Roberta G. Mandel joined Stephens, Lynn, Klein, LaCava, Hoffman & Puya, where she will practice criminal and civil appellate law in the Miami office.
? Kathy M. Klock and Jonathan B. Butler joined Fowler White Burnett's West Palm Beach office, where they will focus on securities arbitration, litigation and regulatory matters.
? Three leading south Florida lawyers joined Broad and Cassel's Miami office as partners: Patricia M. Baloyra, Ronald Albert Jr. and Vivian de las Cuevas-Diaz.