Bertha Burruezo

Burruezo & Burruezo

| 7/3/2023

Tampa

Burruezo & Burruezo specializes in workplace law, serving small businesses and employees. Bertha Burruezo taught middle school before earning her Juris Doctor in 2002. She worked at another law firm for five years, then opened her own shop. Burruezo supervises worker productivity, ensures client satisfaction, tracks firm performance and develops new business. An advocate of pro bono service, she insists the five attorneys at Burruezo & Burruezo dedicate time to Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida, a full-service legal aid firm.

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