Foley & Lardner LLP is pleased to announce that Todd Miller has been named managing partner of the firm’s Orlando office, effective March 1, 2025.
Miller is a member of the firm’s Finance Practice Group. He succeeds William Guthrie, who has led the Orlando office as managing partner since 2020 and is stepping down to focus on his active practice advising hospitality and real estate clients.
“Todd will play a pivotal role overseeing strategic initiatives and strengthening the firm’s presence in Orlando. His commitment to excellence makes him a strong leader and the right person to take on this role,” said Daljit Doogal, Foley chairman and CEO. “Orlando is a growing hub for the technology and health care sectors, which aligns well with Foley’s core capabilities. This office saw significant growth under Bill’s leadership, and I’m thankful for his dedication to further strengthening our position as a trusted advisor in the market. I’m confident this momentum will continue under Todd’s direction.”
In this role, Miller, will focus on driving business growth and innovation, fostering talent, and continuing to steward community involvement.
“I’m honored to step into this position, especially as the Orlando office recently celebrated its 40th anniversary, and excited for the opportunity to lead the office into our next decade and chapter,” said Miller. “I want to build on the solid foundation created by my predecessors and further develop our collaborative culture and reputation for delivering sophisticated, full-service legal counsel, drawing on the depth of Foley’s national platform, to help our clients navigate the dynamic business landscape in Central Florida.”
Foley’s Orlando office is one of five in the state of Florida. Attorneys in the office represent and counsel local governments and governmental agencies, and clients with ties to technology, health care, manufacturing, real estate, transactions and securities, finance, structured finance and securitization, hospitality and leisure, environmental, tax, senior living, consumer finance, labor and employment, construction, and bankruptcy.
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