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October 2012 Newsletter- Volume 1, Issue 1 Volume 1, Issue 1 of Upchurch, Watson, White and Max Discusses... is now available in the following PDF,  October 2012 Newsletter- Volume 1, Issue... Read More

October 2012 Newsletter- Volume 1, Issue 2 Volume 1, Issue 2 of Upchurch, Watson, White and Max Discusses… is now available in the following PDF,  October 2012 Newsletter- Volume 1, Issue 2 ... Read More

Ben Overton Co-Hosts Judicial Merit Retention Forum Upchurch, Watson, White and Max continue to be a leader in educating the public on issues relating to the upcoming merit retention election in... Read More

E-discovery increases possibility of mediated resolutions The Daily Business Review s' October 3, 2012 issue features commentary by UWWM mediator, Robert Cole. The commentary is available in the following... Read More

New York Times: “Impartial Justice at Risk” In a Sunday editorial dated  October 7, 2012, the New York Times observed that, “[A]ttempted hijacking of what are supposed to be nonpolitical... Read More

Merit Retention   Welcome to the first installment of “UWWM Discusses…Merit Retention.”  We want to talk with you about merit retention of Florida’s Supreme Court... Read More

Reception for Supreme Court Justices Pariente, Lewis and Quince On Monday, June 4, 2012, Bob Cole of the UWWM Jacksonville office and immediate past president of FLABOTA, attended a reception for Justice... Read More

In Support of a Fair, Impartial Judiciary We have been active supporters for years of the Florida Supreme Court Historical Society.  The Hon. Ben Overton, former Chief Justice, is a member of... Read More

Florida Bar's Campaign to Educate Voters When Florida voters go to the polls this November to pick a president, they’ll also be asked to decide on races that will get much less fanfare: whether to retain three Florida Supreme Court justices and 15 appellate court justices in various regions... Read More

UWWM Discusses… Merit Retention
UWWM Discusses… Merit Retention Welcome to the first installment of ‘UWWM Discusses...’  We want to talk about merit retention, and you will be getting input from many of our... Read More