The 2010 Sabadell United Keymorada Invitational Fishing Tournament to benefit The Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America, co-chaired by Partner Glenn Widom, raised more than $400,000, for the third consecutive year. Along with its Sponsors, over 336 law firms throughout Florida and the United States “hooked up” with CCFA to help raise awareness of Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis. The 2010 LexisNexis Keymorada Law Firm Challenge Champion was Grossman Roth, P.A., for the fifth consecutive year.

The Tournament is the brainchild of Glenn and his brother Mitch, who have co-chaired the event since 2005 after Glenn’s niece, Taylor, was diagnosed with Crohn’s. In only five years, thanks to the incredible support of the Tournament’s Sponsors, Participants and Guides, the Keymorada has raised over $2.1 million for the CCFA. It has also been honored for the last two years at CCFA’s national convention in New York as “The Most Unique Event in the Country.”

Robert “Nate” LaTour of Miami is the 2010 Krieger Keymorada Grand Champion and in addition to a beautiful trophy from King Sailfish Mounts and a Kreiger Tidal Wave Chronometer, received an invitation to the prestigious IGFA Championship Series. Captain Jack Carlson, owner of Two Conch Charters in Marathon, received top honors as the 2010 Keymorada Grand Champion Guide. The Top Fly Angler was Dick Cameron, owner of The Palometa Club, in Punta Allen, Mexico. Top Fly Guide honors were taken by Captain Bob Branham of Ft. Lauderdale Florida.

The Tournament is held each year during the second week of May. This year’s event was hosted at the beautiful Hawks Cay Resort in Duck Key, FL.

If you’re interested in fishing, participating as a Law Firm Challenger or as a Tournament Sponsor, more information can be found on the Tournament’s website at www.keymoradafishing.com or by e-mailing Glenn Widom at gwidom at the domain gwidomlaw dot com.