Winderweedle, Business Continuity Plan
As news relating to the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) continues to develop, we wanted to touch base with our valued clients and friends and make you aware that members of the Winderweedle team have the capability to work remotely. This protocol is part of Winderweedle’s contingency plan, and is also a reflection of Winderweedle’s commitment to being responsive to all of your legal needs, no matter what the circumstances. Our team will continue to be available by phone and e-mail, and we encourage you to continue to contact us with your questions, concerns and legal needs.
We are hopeful that the duration of this event will be limited, but no matter the duration, Winderweedle will employ the necessary resources to continue to provide seamless service to our clients.
Finally, thank you for the trust and confidence that you have placed in Winderweedle. Your relationship means more to us now than ever.
We wish you best of health and safety, and look forward to working with you again soon.
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Since 1931, Winderweedle, Haines, Ward and Woodman has woven a rich heritage of quality, ethical representation for its clients both large and small. As a trusted advisor, the Winderweedle name has become synonymous with lasting, highly regarded relationships. As one of Florida's oldest and most respected law firms, clients are attracted to its superb reputation.
With an accomplished group of partners and associates, ever-expanding areas of practice, and our convenient location in Central Florida, Winderweedle further solidifies its place in the legal landscape in Central Florida and beyond.
Attorney Spotlight
Michael C. Caborn
Michael C. Caborn is a shareholder in Winderweedle, Haines, Ward & Woodman’s litigation department. He practices primarily in the areas of appeals, banking, bankruptcy, creditors rights and collections, litigation, real property, and receiverships. Michael has a great deal of experience litigating foreclosure disputes and subsequent deficiency disputes. These disputes commonly…