Experienced Negotiator Jeanne K. Spital Joins UWWM’s Panel
Jeanne K. Spital – a Martindale-Hubbell AV-rated attorney who has handled cases involving personal injury/torts, professional liability, products liability, construction defect, contractual disputes and copyright – recently launched her full-time med... Read More
Super Lawyers Selects 9 UWWM Mediators
The 2023 Florida Super Lawyers Magazine published today, June 27, and included eight Upchurch Watson White & Max mediators among its attorneys with the primary practice area of Alternative Dispute Resolution. All were repeat honorees, with Gainesvill... Read More
Special Litigation Committees in Limited Liability Companies
Approved 1.0 Hrs. General FL Bar CLE CreditsCertification Credits:Business Litigation 1.0Civil Trial 1.0
Course # 2304794N
until 11/30/2024
Presented by: Donald J. Weidner.
May 25, 2023
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Pamela I. Perry Writes for the South Florida Daily Business Review
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Using Living Wills to Start the (Other) Tough Conversation With Mom and Dad
Mediator responds to Rodent: Present case, not just number
Counsel should prep mediators on issu... Read More
South Florida-Based Charlie Greene Joins UWWM’s Panel
A Circuit Judge of more than 32 years, Charles M. “Charlie” Greene has left the bench to join Upchurch Watson White & Max’s panel as a mediator, special magistrate and arbitrator. “We are delighted that Charlie Greene selected UWWM to manage his neut... Read More
Experienced Mediator Mark Haskins Joins UWWM as Full-Time Neutral
SARASOTA, Fla. (March 8, 2023) – Mark A. Haskins, who has been actively mediating for more than five years, has joined the distinguished panel of Upchurch Watson White & Max. He brings a reputation for engaging even the most reluctant parties and hel... Read More
3rd Circuit Knocks J&J's 'Texas Two-Step' Bankruptcy 2 Steps Back
This procedural maneuver, unique to Texas, permits corporations to split into two new companies, one that holds only mass-tort related liabilities (in J&J’s case all talc-related liabilities) and another that holds non-talc assets and liabilities." Read More
