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• Puerto Rico, 1996 U.S. District Court District of Puerto Rico U.S. Court of Appeals 1st Circuit

• Drafter and Corrector, Board of Examiners, 1998 - 2004 (Member) Puerto Rico and American Bar Associations Young Lawyers Commission of the Puerto Rico Bar Association, 1998 - 1999 (President)

• University of Puerto Rico Law School, San Juan, Puerto Rico, 1995J.D. University of Puerto Rico, 1992B.B.A.Honors: cum laude

• Marichal, Hernández, Santiago & Juarbe LLC, which as well as its predecessor entity will continue to do business as Marichal & Hernandez (“M&H”), is the result of the merger, effective as of January 1st, 2012, of the law practice of Marichal & Hernández, PSC, and the law practice of Luis F. Juarbe-Jiménez, Esq.

  Marichal & Hernández PSC was originally founded in 1988 by Antonio E. Marichal, Esq., and Pedro Hernández-Reyes, Esq., also a Certified Public Accountant, primarily for the practice of tax, corporate, and commercial law. Both, prior to the establishment of the firm, gained extensive professional experience while working at the tax departments of international accounting firms in Puerto Rico (Arthur Andersen & Co. and Ernst & Young), which made it natural for them to initially engage in the above-described practice areas.

  Luis F. Juarbe-Jiménez, Esq., formerly of the Baez & Juarbe Law Firm, together with his team of professionals, most of whom have also joined M&H, have jointly provided legal services for almost 10 years in the areas of construction, environmental, banking, insurance and administrative law, as well as civil litigation in both federal and local trial and appellate courts.

  Through the merger of the aforesaid legal practices, M&H has become a true full service law firm engaged in the following practice areas: Corporate Law, Taxes, Real Estate Law, Estate Planning, Succession Law and related matters, Construction Law, Banking, Insurance, Administrative Law, Employment Law, Commercial and Civil Law, as well as the representation of clients before both Federal and Local Trial and Appellate Courts.

  Since its beginning, M&H attorneys have and continue to deliver focused, responsive, and personalized services, and the firm as a whole remains dedicated to developing and maintaining long-term, cost effective, and mutually beneficial business relationships with its clients.

  The profile of its members and associates, regardless of their respective specialization areas, is that of a lawyer with strong business skills and the ability to comprehend fairly complex business issues. All of its members and associates possess strong business backgrounds, many of whom are also Certified Public Accountants.

  The firm clientele is comprised mostly of corporations and other business concerns engaged in a wide variety of industries, trades and/or services. A sample of such clients includes:

  Agriculture (Nutrimix Feed Company, Inc., Granossa Corporation, Mill Agro Fibers, Inc., Cali Orchids, Inc.); Banking (Banco Popular de Puerto Rico); Communication and Media (El Nuevo Día, Primera Hora, Ferré Rangel Group); Construction (F&R Contractors, Corp., Gibraltar Construction, Inc., Caguas Mechanical Contractors, Inc, César A. Masó, Inc.); Health (Hospital Auxilio Mutuo, Hospital San Cristobal, Doctor ’s Center Hospital); Insurance (Fidelity National Title Insurance Corp., Cooperativa de Seguros Múltiples); Manufacturing (Fábrica de Bloques Vega Baja, Flexible Packaging Group, Lehigh Press, Inc., American Tools, Inc.); Retail/Wholesale (Walgreens of Puerto Rico, Caguas Expressway Motors, Inc., Supermercados Econo, Inc., Suzuki del Caribe, Inc., Medical Biotronics, Inc.); Real Estate Development (Mora Development Corp.,Sabanera Dorado); Service (PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, Aquino, De Cordova & Alfaro, LLP., Kevane Grant Thornton); Transportation (Professional Logistics, Inc., American Caribbean Trucking Company, Inc.).

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HI. I changed my surname a few years back (UK) and also removed my middle initial. Strangely, it was more time consuming confirming organisations had got rid of the middle initial than my surname change which was quite straightforward with copies of the deedpoll certificate.. I'm female and had several places automatically call me Mrs and congratulate me on a wedding which was quite funny and presumptative, I thought, as it was a personal choice unrelated to a partner/husband!. . Also by accident, which I cringe about now, my name change was very similar to a lecturer at uni I had (same sound when pronounced but different spelling) both before and after the change. It was totally not on my mind when I picked my name (totally different to my birth surname) and I still cringe now remembering his face when I told him I'd changed it- very awkward! Am sure he thought I was a crazed potential stalker or something- I'd spent 6 months trying to narrow the choice down and his name was not in my mind when I finally picked it- LOL. . Probably won't happen to u if it's close to your current name. I changed mine for similar reasons as it was too long to say and I did a lot of call centre work that required me to say my full name up to 100 times a day- trust me, that's one way to discover your name is a pain!. . Also, be prepared for a lot of questions, teasing, new nicknames and name rhymes if your social circle is anything like mine. A couple of people refused to accept my new surname - some people, eh!. . Also, without knowing, I picked a name of scottish descent and had a few scottish people ask where my family came from- answering the truth- Liverpool, got tiresome after so many questions so I ended up saying "I think it was Edinburgh a long time ago" and that always seemed to go down well!. . So, summing up, I'd say go for it, because overall I don't regret it. I still get asked which spelling there should be of my name as there are three variations, but as it only has 4 letters in rather than 7, I am still glad I went for it.. . Also, is a dead easy process in the UK so best of luck, but I'd advise trialling it in your head and googling it for at least a month to see if there are any celebrities etc in the news with it- that came up for me too when a z-lister was doing the rounds with my new surname! This stuff will happen so toughen up your skin in preparation but be confident about your reasons when people ask why as in my experience some people feel it's very odd to somehow disassociate yourself from your family heritage - although women doing it through marriage is still acceptable!. . Sorry for rambling- should really turn in for the night:-)

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