Miami Associate Ana Romes was the subject of a Daily Business Review profile, “Attorney Ana Romes Applies a Lifetime of Stagecraft to the Legal Field,” about her career in the theater prior to becoming a lawyer.
Romes said she didn’t go to law school until she was nearly 40 years old. “I was singularly focused on being an actress,” she said. “I started out in theater as a performer. It was my focus in undergraduate [school] and was what I thought I would want to end up doing.”
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