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The Ohio Controlling Board rejected a request by Miami University to purchase $167,000 in office chairs, saying they were too expensive, the Columbus Dispatch reported Tuesday. The chairs, provided by APG Office Furnishings in Cincinnati, ranged in cost Miami-based law firm Greenberg Traurig announced Koji Ishikawa, managing shareholder of the new Tokyo office, joins from DLA Piper. Yuji Ogiwara and Koichiro Ohashi, co-chairs of the firmwide Japan Practice, join from White & Case. Workscapes Inc. is a Woman-Owned Certified Herman Miller Dealer and an Authorized Partner of DIRTT Architectural Products. Workscapes also carries over 250 additional lines of commercial office furniture. Fort Lauderdale-based Greenspoon Marder Law is opening an office in Miami's new Lewis will be the managing shareholder of the new Miami office and will chair the firm's new Alcohol Beverage Group. He will be joined by shareholder Marbet Lewis, Special Bleachers will be available, but you can also bring chairs. “Farmland,” from Academy Award For more information on this event contact the Miami County Farm Bureau office at 335-1471. Speaking by phone from his office in the Miami Design District, Mr. Shulman Most of the fixtures and furniture were donated. The lighting, glass, carpet, wood floors, even hardware were donated. With all the new buildings going up in Miami, could .

Alan T. Dimond, a litigation shareholder in the Miami office of international law firm Greenberg Traurig, P.A., has been named Co-Chair of the United Way of Miami-Dades Tocqueville Society cabinet for the 2014-2015 fiscal year. The cabinet is comprised of "We feel the current system works well, it's time-tested, and there are all kinds of reasons why political influence at the Fed is a bad thing," said Bob Lameier, president of the Ohio group and head of Miami Savings This week, Fed Chair Janet Yellen Shutts & Bowen has named Francis "Frank" Rodriguez partner in charge of its Miami office, replacing Steven Ebner, co-chair of the firm's business litigation group and a member of its executive committee. Rodriguez, who joined Shutts in 2000, works with MIAMI—Commercial real estate executives across the Southeast are playing musical chairs once again. Companies are seemingly in heavy recruiting mode as the competition for clients in 2014 heats up. This GlobeSt.com article requires registration. .