MIAMI—MarioGarcia-Serra, an environmental and land use attorney with the Miamioffice of Gunster law firm, says in spite of the lockdownconditions brought about by the pandemic, April was his busiestmonth so far in 2020 in terms of billablehours.
"That's in part explained by the fact that we have all beenforced to be more efficient," Garcia-Serra tells GlobeSt.com."There is no time lost commuting to the office or between meetings.We have been busy."
Garcia-Serra, who represents major developers before localgovernment boards and regulatory agencies, says construction in theMiami-Dade area has proceeded unobstructed, save for socialdistancing requirements. He says these requirements have producedfew issues.
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