Hip-hop hooray: Attorney embraces rap music as a side gig

Tony Halmon, a.k.a. Tuqui, lights up the stage as Tampa’s rapping lawyer.

Mark Wemple. Steinger, Greene & Feiner attorney Tony Halmon has a side career as a rap artist, under the stage name Tuqui.
Mark Wemple. Steinger, Greene & Feiner attorney Tony Halmon has a side career as a rap artist, under the stage name Tuqui.
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Executive: Tony Halmon, an attorney at Steinger, Greene & Feiner in Tampa who specializes in personal injury and employment law. A Tampa native, Halmon recently returned to the city after some time in Miami. 

 

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