Managing Partners Roundtable
hCBA hosted its first-ever managing partners roundtable on January 27, bringing
together around 30 representatives from local law firms to discuss trends in the legal
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In addition to the Chief Judge,
the Professionalism Committee is
composed of at least 15 other circuit
or county judges or quasi-judicial
officers from the Thirteenth
Judicial Circuit, the President
of the HCBA, a representative
from sections and divisions of
the HCBA, a representative from
virtually every voluntary bar
association and Inn of Court
within the circuit, a representative
from the American Board of Trial
Advocates and the Hillsborough
County Association of Criminal
Defense Lawyers, a representative
from Stetson University College
of Law and Western Michigan
University Cooley Law School,
and a representative from the
Attorney General’s Office, City
Attorney’s Office, County
Attorney’s Office, Public Defender’s
Office, Regional Counsel’s Office,
and the State Attorney’s Office.
The Professionalism Committee
is just one example of the
Thirteenth Judicial Circuit’s
commitment to professionalism,
and it is in every sense consistent
with the definition of professionalism
set forth by the Florida Bar Standing
Committee on Professionalism
and the Henry Latimer Center
for Professionalism. n
industry. Cushman & Wakefield, a global real estate provider, presented its Bright insight
symposium to the group, on behalf of their Legal sector Advisory group. the symposium
provides a snapshot of the legal sector’s present and future benchmarks and trends,
gathered from its annual national Legal sector Benchmark survey.
See “Professionalism Handbook,”
Florida Bar Standing Committee on
Professionalism
and Florida Bar
Henry Latimer
Center for
Professionalism.
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