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Johnson Pope Relocates St. Pete Office After Crane Damage

St. Petersburg, FLBusiness

Johnson Pope Bokor Ruppel & Burns has officially announced its relocation from a damaged office to a new space in downtown St. Petersburg following significant damage caused by a crane collapse during Hurricane Milton. The firm’s previous office at 490 1st Ave. S was rendered unusable, prompting the move to the First Central Tower at 360 Central Ave. This new location, owned by Feldman Equities and prominently featuring Truist Bank’s signage, offers increased visibility and accessibility in a bustling area of the city.

The relocation signifies a fresh start for the firm, demonstrating resilience and a commitment to maintaining a strong presence in the local legal market. It also highlights the broader implications of natural disasters on businesses and the importance of adaptability. Johnson Pope’s move may lead to enhanced client engagement and new opportunities in the vibrant downtown setting, reflecting a proactive approach to overcoming setbacks while continuing to serve their clientele effectively.

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