UWWM shareholder Robert Cole recently spoke for a 50-minute session, labeled "Circuit Civil Ethical Considerations," for the seventh annual N.E....

"Mediation is an important part of the process because it provides the structure often needed for each side to sit down and meaningfully discuss...

The registration deadline -- Tuesday, June 3, 2014 -- is rapidly approaching for the seventh annual N.E. Florida CME Seminar for Mediators, where...

Shareholder Kimberly Sands "Success in Negotiation and Mediation" will be the topic when our shareholder Kimberly Sands   joins hosts...

Sandy Upchurch, mediation counsel with Upchurch Watson White & Max, rises to the bench as the sole qualifier to replace retiring Circuit Judge Terry LaRue in Florida's 7th Judicial Circuit. The circuit is home to more than 580,000 registered voters and encompasses Flagler, Putnam, St. Johns and Volusia counties, according to the "Sandy Upchurch for Circuit Judge" campaign website.

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Sandy Upchurch, mediation panelist for Upchurch Watson White & Max, will serve on a panel for the upcoming Orange County Bar Association Bench Bar Conference. She will appear from 1:40 to 2:30 p.m Friday, April 11, 2014, to discuss how lawyers can best use PowerPoint and other presentation aids.

A. Michelle Jernigan, a shareholder with Upchurch Watson White & Max, plans to present a seminar titled "Your Client's Brain in Mediation" for the Central Florida Association for Women Lawyers in Orlando on Friday, April 4. Ms. Jernigan has done extensive research into her topic and believes it is important for attorneys to understand how their clients make decisions. She will give seminar attendees a look "under the hood" at the workings of the human brain in various scenarios. The 50-minute program, which will be delivered at a luncheon meeting, has been accredited by The Florida Bar as intermediate-level Continuing Legal Education, good for 1.0 hour of general CLE credit.