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Cole Schotz PC has added Megan D. Ferris as special counsel in its Tax, Trusts & Estates Department in Miami. Ferris joins the firm from Day Pitney LLP and advises high-net-worth individuals and other clients on tax, trust and estate matters.

“I am thrilled to be joining Cole Schotz and be a part of the firm’s growing presence in Miami,” Ferris said. “I look forward to working with the firm’s talented Tax, Trusts & Estates attorneys and collaborating on matters with my colleagues across several departments to best serve clients.”

Ferris said she was drawn to Cole Schotz by “its collaborative culture, sophisticated attorneys and comprehensive platform.”

“Joining the Miami office gives me an exciting opportunity to grow my practice and bring my tax expertise to the firm’s growing list of clients in Miami, further strengthening the firm’s presence in South Florida’s dynamic tax and business communities,” Ferris said.

She also noted that she looks forward to collaborating with colleagues across the firm and drawing on her existing relationships in the Miami area as she continues to build her practice.

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