The firm continued to practise in Sydney as Uther Webster & Evans with Vivian Evans and Joseph Antoun as Partners. In July 2004, Uther Webster & Evans purchased the Cremorne practice of Brian Robinson & Co.

The firm operated from Sydney and Cremorne until May 2006, when the Cremorne office was closed and the staff relocated to the city office.

Ted Uther continued to run the Lakemba office.

In 1993, following the departure of Clayton James, the firm changed its name to Uther Webster & Evans with Vivian Evans as sole principal. In August 1994 the firm moved to Level 11, 1 Chifley Square, Sydney. In October 1994 Joseph Antoun joined the firm from Sparke Helmore as an employed solicitor.

In October 1995 Joseph Antoun & Cameron Player became Partners in the firm with Vivian Evans.

In February 1990 Clayton James entered partnership with Vivian Evans and purchased the City practice of B. Neill & Co. at Level 2, 32 York Street Sydney, creating Uther Webster & James with B. Neill & Co. The former Partners of B. Neill & Co, Barbara Neill & Fulvia Agostini, remained as consultants until 1993. In 1990 John Webster left the firm as a principal and established Webster & Co in Umina, remaining as a consultant to the City office.

Edmund (Ted) Uther continued to practice at the Lakemba office of Uther Webster & James as principal whilst acting as consultant to the City office. In February 1990 Cameron Player joined the Seaforth office as a clerk, moving to the City office in May 1990. On 1 July 1990 the firm moved to new premises at Level 2, 64 Castlereagh St, Sydney.

In 1993 Vivian Evans became sole principal of the City Office after Clayton James left the firm to practice as a sole practitioner in Fernleigh.

In 1960 Joseph Slezak entered partnership with John Webster and the firm name changed to Uther Webster & Slezak. In April 1967 Edmund Jeffrey Uther, son of Edmund Allan Uther and grandson of Allan Uther, commenced work with the firm. On 28 May 1967 Edmund Allan Uther, who had been operating the Lakemba office, died. In 1972 the firm re-located to 44 Bridge St, Sydney.

In 1973 Edmund Jeffrey Uther became a principal of the firm running the Lakemba office. In 1981 Clayton James became a Partner of the firm. The practice continued until May 1982 when Joseph Slezak left the partnership.

In 1952 Victor Davis left the partnership and the name of the firm changed to Allan Uther & Co. The practice continued under this name after Allan Uther retired on 2 December 1954, leaving his son Edmund Uther to run the practice. In 1955 the firm relocated to 33 Macquarie Place Sydney. Allan Uther, former Partner in the firm, died on 4 August 1956. The practice continued until August 1956 when Edmund Uther sold the city office practice to John Pitman Webster.

After the death of Allan Uther the NSW Golf Association, in honour of his continuous service since its inception in 1950, named a tournament in his honour. The Allan Uther Shield was presented for the first time in 1956. The Shield is played for in conjunction with the Schoolboy’s Medal and is contested each year at the Oatlands Golf Club in inter-school competitions. The Schoolboy’s Medal is presented to the best individual and the Allan Uther Shield is presented to the school with the best team score. The tournament has been running for some 45 years and continues to this day, being contested in April each year at the Oatlands Golf Club.