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PANEL MEMBERS
Biographical Background
ROBERT J. ALBAIR: Sole practitioner with office in Clayton. Undergraduate degree, University of Missouri-Columbia, B.A. in English; law degree, University of Missouri-Kansas City, J.D. 1976 Member; The Missouri Bar, Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis, The Association of Trial Attorneys of America and Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys (Member, Board of Governors). He concentrates his practice in litigation; primarily in the areas of automobile negligence, medical malpractice and premises liability. Mr. Albair has received formal training in mediation through the Center for Dispute Resolution at the University of Missouri-Columbia-School of Law.
FEE PER HOUR: $250.00
JOHN R. BARSANTI, JR.: Of counsel in the law firm of Armstrong Teasdale LLP; Washington University J.D., 1952. Former President, Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis and is active in numerous professional and charitable organizations. He principally practices in the area of business financing and formation, international business transactions, mergers and acquisitions, commercial transactions, estate planning and environmental matters, principally air law and regulation. Member of Missouri Air Law Advisory Group and advisor to the Department of Natural Resources, former Secretary/Treasurer of Regulatory Environmental Group for Missouri, and Governor Carnahan’s Task Force on Economic Development and Ad Hoc Committee relating to the Department of Natural Resources. Has extensive presentation and publication experience for organizations such as the Missouri Bar, Chamber of Commerce, Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis and the American Bar Association.
FEE PER HOUR: $200.00
ANTHONY R. BEHR: Principal in the law firm of Behr, McCarter & Potter, P.C. with offices in both Clayton and Sunset Hills. Undergraduate degree in Civil Engineering from Vanderbilt University (1976). Law degree from St. Louis University (1980). Past President, St. Louis County Bar Association (1989). Recipient of Lon O. Hocker Memorial Trial Lawyer Award (1990). Admitted to practice in both Missouri and Illinois. Completed six-year elected term on 21st Circuit Judicial Commission. He has had wide litigation experience in personal injury, medical malpractice, legal malpractice, construction, business and employment. He has formal training and is a Neutral for the Missouri Rule 17 Alternative Dispute Resolution Program.
FEE PER HOUR: $250.00
THOMAS M. BLUMENTHAL: Principal in the law firm of Paule, Camazine & Blumenthal, P.C.; formerly affiliated with the law firm of Susman, Shermer, Rimmel & Shifrin; as full time faculty member of Washington University School of Law, 1979-1983 and as an Adjunct Professor of Trial Practice at St. Louis University School of Law 1986-1989; Undergraduate education: Washington University, A.B. 1973; law degree: University of Missouri-Columbia 1976; Reginald Heber Smith Community Lawyer Fellow, 1976-1978. Former President American Civil Liberties Union of Eastern Missouri. He principally practices in the area of general business litigation and constitutional law and litigation involving employment, construction, commercial and intellectual property issues. Co-author, West Publishing, Missouri Practice Series, Volume 17, Civil Practice Rules, Second Edition, Rules 77 to 84, 1998 and updates. Trained as a mediator at the Center for Dispute Resolution, CDR Associates, Boulder, Colorado, completing their 40 hour program in July, 1995. Continued annual advanced training through the Association of Attorney Mediators, St. Louis Chapter. Certified neutral for U.S. District Court for Eastern Missouri, AAA and the Missouri Bar Complaint Resolution Program. Member of the Association of Attorney Mediators.
FEE PER HOUR: $250.00
N. BARRETT BRAUN: Sole practitioner since 1997; formerly with Braun, Stewart & Anderson, P.C. (1976-1997) Undergraduate education: Washington University, B.A. 1968; law degree, 1971. Member of numerous bar associations and committees and has served as Division Committee Chairman, Region XI Disciplinary Committee, Missouri Bar Assn.; Disciplinary Hearing Office under appointment of Missouri Supreme Court; Member, Board of Governors, Missouri Bar Association and Interest on Lawyer Trust Account Committee. Frequent lecturer on trial topics for CLE Seminars and has served as counsel on numerous jury trials in matters including wrongful death, medical malpractice, personal injury, business litigation, negligence, contracts and other common law and statutory actions and in complex litigation for plaintiff class actions. He is available to serve as mediator and/or arbitrator in all types of civil liability and personal injury matters.
FEE PER HOUR: $225.00
M. SUSAN CARLSON: Practicing attorney and partner in the law firm of Chackes, Carlson & Spritzer, LLP, St. Louis, MO. University of Nebraska, J.D., 1976. Admitted to practice law in Missouri. Practices primarily in the areas of civil litigation and employment. Formerly, clinical law professor, Washington University School of Law [1987-93]; Trial Attorney, Civil Division, United States Department of Justice [1980-86]; private practice in Washington, D.C. [1978-80]; law clerk, United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit [1976-78]. Designated as a Neutral by the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri, mediator and arbitrator for AAA (commercial, employment and large complex cases). Has taught mediation and arbitration at Washington University School of Law, in CLE programs and for other groups. Has extensive formal training in mediation/arbitration and has served as a mediator and arbitrator in commercial, employment and personal injury cases.
FEE PER HOUR: $200.00
THOMAS J. CASEY: Practicing attorney and principal in Casey & Meyerkord, P.C. (1983-present). Undergraduate education: Georgetown University, B.S. 1969; law degree: St. Louis University, 1973. President, Lawyers Association: Chairman, Trial Section of Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis, General Chairman, Region XI Disciplinary Committee, Missouri Bar Assn.; Disciplinary Hearing Office under appointment of Missouri Supreme Court; Member, Board of Governors, Missouri Bar Association; Councilman, City of Richmond Heights, Former Prosecuting Attorney, City of Richmond Heights; United States Army Reserve; Captain, JAGC. Frequent lecturer on trial topics for CLE Seminars. He is available to serve as mediator and/or arbitrator in all types of civil liability and personal injury matters.
FEE PER HOUR: $250.00
DANIEL T. CLAGGETT: Practicing attorney in the litigation unit of Legal Services of Eastern Missouri, formerly member of Lewis, Rice & Fingersh, L.C. Undergraduate education: University of Pennsylvania (B.A. 1974) ; law degree: St. Louis University (cum laude 1978). Experience in the areas of general business litigations, personal injury, banking law and construction law. He is licensed in Missouri and Illinois. Has extensive mediator training and is approved neutral for U.S. District Court for Eastern Missouri and Circuit Court for the City of St. Louis. Board member, Downtown/Marquette YMCA. Member of the Association of Attorney Mediators, American Bar Association and Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis.
FEE PER HOUR: $200.00
EDWARD A. COHEN: Practicing attorney and partner with Thompson Coburn LLP, St. Louis, Missouri. Undergraduate education: Tulane University; cum laude, 1979; law degree: Washington University, 1982; admitted to practice law in Missouri and Illinois. Formerly served as Chief Prosecutor for the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps, Fort Rucker, Alabama. Practices primarily in the areas of environmental and business litigation. Former co-chair, ARCH (Alternative Resolutions to the Courthouse) program through BAMSL. Listed in Who’s Who in American Law (9th Ed.) Has served as lead counsel on numerous environmental issues. He is available to serve as mediator and/or arbitrator in civil cases involving environmental issues, commercial and personal injury matters.
FEE PER HOUR: $275.00
JAMES B. CONDRY: Practicing attorney and principal in Hall, Ansley, Rodgers & Condry, P.C., Springfield, Missouri. Fellow, American College of Civil Trial Mediators, 2000. Chair of Missouri Bar Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee 1994-1997 and Springfield Metropolitan Bar Association, 1993-1998. Practices primarily in the areas of general civil litigation and insurance defense, medical malpractice, product liability and other business litigation. Has extensive formal training in mediation and has participated in over 750 mediation sessions as well as lectured on the subject of ADR and mediation. Has been actively involved in mediation civil disputes, particularly tort and business litigation since 1990 and incorporated domestic mediation into his practice in 1996.
FEE PER HOUR: $950.00 minimum for ½ day, $1,900.00 for full day; plus $200.00 per hour>8 hours.
BERTRAM COOPER: St. Louis attorney in private practice since 1978. Undergraduate education: American University, B.A. 1972; law degree: St. Louis University, 1975. Practice is devoted primarily to personal injury and workers compensation litigation. From 1975 to 1978 he was the managing attorney for Legal Services of Eastern Missouri with much of his time devoted to consumer litigation. Has extensive experience in mediation.
FEE PER HOUR: $200.00 (Entire fee will be donated directly to LSEM)
HON. WILLIAM H. CRANDALL, JR.: Retired judge of the Court of Appeals, Eastern District of Missouri [1981-2005]; Chief Judge; Special Judge for Missouri Supreme Court; Twenty-First Judicial Circuit (St. Louis County), State of Missouri [1968-81]. B.S.B.A., Washington University, (1961), J.D., Washington University, (1963); Member, Missouri Bar, BAMSL, St. Louis County Bar and Lawyers Association. Mediation Training, University of Missouri (1995) and Washington University, (2005). Listed on the panel of several alternative dispute resolution services.
FEE PER HOUR: $250.00
THOMAS M. DEE: Practicing Attorney and partner with Husch Blackwell Sanders. Undergraduate education: Stanford University, 1971; M.A. 1972 and law degree, 1982, Order of the Coif, Washington University. First chair trial lawyer and trained arbitrator with extensive experience in state and federal courts and in arbitration and administrative proceedings throughout the United States and as early neutral evaluator and special master. Practices primarily in business and complex commercial litigation including issues involving contract terms, credit terms, securities, intellectual property, health law, managed care, nursing homes, class action litigation, environmental matters, employment, insurance, and product liability chair. Helped form St. Louis Chapter of the American Academy of Attorney-Mediators and is an active member of that organization and of the St. Louis Chapter of the Association of Attorney Mediators.
FEE PER HOUR: $325.00
BRUCE S. FELDACKER: Attorney with the law firm of Feldacker & Durbin. Practice emphasizes labor and employment law including civil rights, employment discrimination and employee benefits. Graduate of University of Chicago (1965), L.L.M. (labor law) Georgetown University (1969). Past Chair, Labor Law Section, BAMSL; Member, ABA Labor & Employment Law, served as co-chair of various sub-committees of the Committee on ADR in Employment. Frequent speaker at institutes/conferences on employment law issues, including use of ADR to resolve disputes. Has served as instructor in labor and employment law courses at St. Louis University Law School, the University of Missouri Law School, the University of Missouri Extension Service, and the George Meany Center for Labor Studies. He has received extensive formal mediator training; participated in the mediation process as an advocate in labor-management contract and bargaining disputes for many years before beginning service as a neutral mediator in 1995. He is certified as a mediator by the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri and the Missouri Supreme Court. Primarily mediates cases pertaining to labor and employment law, commercial litigation and contract disputes.
FEE PER HOUR: $200.00
LEONARD J. FRANKEL: Practicing attorney; principal in the law firm of Frankel, Rubin, Bond & Dubin, P.C., St. Louis, Missouri. Undergraduate education: Southern Illinois University and University of Illinois; law degree: Washington University, 1965; admitted to practice law in Missouri. U.S. Navy, JAGC [1965-1968 Active Duty] Litigation-oriented law practice consisting primarily of general civil litigation, family law and criminal defense. Served on the Circuit Bar Committee for the Twenty-first Judicial Circuit [1984-1992] and as a member of the Missouri Task Force on Gender & Justice. President of the St. Louis County Bar Association (1979) and recipient of it’s Distinguished Service Award, February 2000. Adjunct Professor, Washington University School of Law, Alternative Dispute Resolution. He has extensive formal training in mediation and is on the Missouri Rule 17 Mediator Panel. His mediation experience includes employment law, personal injury, contract and statutory remedies. Has conducted in excess of 200 mediations and has served as arbitrator for personal injury and commercial arbitrations. Special Master and Member of ADR Advisory Committee for the U.S. District Court, Easter District of Missouri.
FEE PER HOUR: $285.00
ALAN E. FREED: Principal in the law firm of Paule, Camazine & Blumenthal, P.C.; Undergraduate education: Washington University, 1970-1972, Kent State University, B.Mus, 1974; law degree: Washington University, 1983. Principally practices in the area of litigation and mediation of divorce and child custody cases and appellate practice. Author “Alternative Dispute Resolution”, Missouri Family Law & Practice; Co-author, Consumer Law & Practice, Missouri Bar, CLE Deskbooks. Approved Neutral for U.S. District Court for Eastern District of Missouri, the Missouri Bar, Circuit Court of St. Louis County Complaint Resolution program. Member, Association of Family & Conciliation Courts; Practitioner Member, Academy of Family Mediators, Member & Past Chairperson, BAMSL Dispute Resolution Committee; Member, Missouri Bar ADR Committee, BAMSL Family & Juvenile Law Committee, ABA Family Law Section & Missouri Bar Family Law Section. Founding Member, Collaborative Family Law Association. Adjunct Professor, Washington University School of Law.
FEE PER HOUR: $200.00
ALLAN M. GALLUP: Retired attorney, solo practitioner and heavy construction contractor, St. Louis, Missouri. B.S. Civil Engineering, Washington University, 1952, law degree: St. Louis University, 1962. Owner and president of Gampco Incorporated Contractors and Engineers, 1961 to present. Registered Professional Engineer, Missouri 1959. Member, Missouri Bar since 1963. Principal in construction company that was prime contractor or in joint venture on heavy construction projects throughout the U.S. As practicing attorney, 90% of practice was construction cases. Has arbitrated cases since 1975 and mediated since 1990. Past President, Associated General Contractors of St. Louis.
FEE PER HOUR: $175.00
JOHN GIANOULAKIS: Partner, member and former chairperson of the Management Committee of the law firm of Kohn, Shands, Elbert, Gianoulakis & Giljum, LLP and its predecessor, Kohn, Shands & Gianoulakis (1971-present); formerly an associate and partner in the downtown law firm of Thompson, Walther & Shewmaker (later merged into Lewis, Rice & Fingersh), 1963-70. Washington University, A.B. 1960; Harvard Law School, J.D. 1963. Admitted to Missouri Bar, 1963. Fellow, American College of Trial Lawyers. Actively involved in civil litigation with emphasis on business litigation, employment discrimination litigation, malpractice defense for lawyers and accountants, civil rights litigation primarily for school districts and also for municipalities, anti-trust, securities, contracts, real estate, construction, unfair competition, warranty, profit sharing trusts and ERISA, fraud and redevelopment law. Has represented several public school districts since 1977. Has had training as an arbitrator from the American Arbitration Association, mock mediation presenter and presenter on mediation at several BAMSL ADR CLE programs in the past few years. Has served on numerous occasions as an arbitrator since 1991 and as a mediator since 1995. Former Board Member and President of University City School Board and Legal Services of Eastern Missouri; Member, Washington University Board of Trustees 2001-2003.
FEE PER HOUR: $305.00
TRACY HUNSAKER GILROY: Practicing attorney and principal in The Gilroy Law Firm, P.C., St. Louis, Missouri. Undergraduate education: University of Dayton; law degree: St. Louis University, 1984; admitted to practice law in Missouri and Illinois. Formerly served as Of Counsel to the law firm of Draheim & Pranschke [1989-1994] and Assistant Counsel to the Missouri Highway and Transportation Committee [1984-1989]. Practices primarily in the areas of real estate disputes, condemnation litigation and business litigation. Has extensive formal training in mediation and has participated in over 200 statutorily required real estate mediation sessions. She is available to serve as mediator and/or arbitrator in civil cases involving real estate, business disputes or products liability and personal injury matters.
FEE PER HOUR: $215.00
STEFAN GLYNIAS: Practicing Attorney and partner with Lashly & Baer, P.C. Formerly a partner with Evans & Dixon, L.L.C. Undergraduate, A.B., Washington University, 1968, J.D., Hastings College of Law, University of California, 1972. Practices in business, general liability insurance, intellectual property, construction and environmental litigation. He engages in complex tort law and commercial litigation involving contracts, employment relations, business torts, environmental liability concerning construction projects, covenants not to complete, fraud, breach of warranty, insurance coverage disputes, breach of fiduciary duty, civil RICO matters, copyright laws, patent and trademark infringements, computer software, drawings, business names, and marks. Member of the Defense Research Institute, American Association for Justice, Missouri Organization of Defense Lawyers, and Lawyers Association of St. Louis. Recipient of the Missouri Bar's Lon Hocker Memorial Trial Lawyer Award and selected by his peers as a Missouri & Kansas Super Lawyer (Business Litigation).
FEE PER HOUR: $350.00
HON. JOHN B. GRAY: Retired judge of the Twenty-first Judicial Circuit, (St. Louis County), State of Missouri. Law degree: St. Louis University, 1948; admitted to practice law in Missouri. Engaged in the general practice of law. He is a member of ABA Section on Dispute Resolution and the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee. He has over ten years experience in arbitration and mediation primarily in the areas of product liability, personal injury, employment discrimination and contract law. Extensive experience in Probate and Trust law.
FEE PER HOUR: $175.00
HON. STANLEY A. GRIMM: Retired judge of the Court of Appeals, Eastern District of Missouri [1987-1998]; Chief Judge [1994-1995]; Thirty-second Judicial Circuit (Cape Girardeau and Bollinger Counties), State of Missouri [1973-1987]; Presiding Judge [1979-1980, 1983-1984, 1987]; law degree University of Missouri-Columbia [1959]; Civil Mediation Course, The National Judicial College [1998]; Association of Attorney-Mediators, Advanced Mediation Training 2001, 2002; Mediated more than 175 cases. Admitted to practice law in Missouri. Engaged in the general practice of law in Southeast Missouri [1959-1972].
FEE PER HOUR: $250.00/Arbitration $200.00/Mediation (plus travel, billed at $125 per hour)
JAMES P. HOLLORAN: Practicing attorney and principal in The Holloran Law Firm, St. Louis, Missouri. Undergraduate education: St. Louis University; law degree: St. Louis University, 1968; Practices primarily in the area of personal injury. Fellow: International Society of Barristers. Recipient of Lawyers Association Award of Honor, 1996 and Lon Hocker Memorial Trial Lawyer Award, 1974. Served on both the Tort Reform and the Medicaid/Legal Advisory Committees. Listed in Best Lawyers in America. Has tried over 80 cases to jury verdict in the State and Federal Court. Lectured at over 25 legal seminars for BAMSL, MATA, Missouri Bar, UMKC, University of Missouri and St. Louis University School of Law. Available to serve as mediator and/or arbitrator in all types of civil liability and personal injury matters.
FEE PER HOUR: $250.00
ROBERT E. JONES: Practicing attorney and partner with the law firm of Jones, Haywood, Bick, Kistner & Jones, P.C. Undergraduate education: Southern Methodist Universyt, B.A. 1982; law degree: Washington University 1985. Formerly a partner in the law firm of Jones, Korum, Waltrip & Jones [1992-2003] and partner and associate in the law firm of Vines, Jones, Ross, Kraner & Rubin [1986-1992]. Presently serves as Prosecuting Attorney for the City of Sunset Hills and as Mayor for the City of Ballwin, Missouri. Also served as Zoning Commissioner (1996) and Municipal Judge for the City of Ballwin (1997-1999). Past President of the St. Louis County Bar Association (1996) and recipient of it’s Outstanding Young Lawyer Award (1995). Served as Chairman of Division 2 Region X and now serves as Special Representative of Division 3 Region X for the Missouri Bar Disciplinary Committee. Has received formal training in mediation through the Center for Dispute Resolution at the University of Missouri-Columbia-School of Law.
FEE PER HOUR: $200.00
JAY L. KANZLER, JR: St. Louis attorney with extensive litigation experience in the areas of commercial, antitrust, healthcare, real estate and compliance matters. Currently a principal member of the law firm Witzel & Kanzler, LLC. Previously was Associate General Counsel at Washington University (2000-2003) and a partner with Bryan Cave LLP (1991-2000). Graduate of St. Louis University School of Law (J.D., cum laude, Order of the Woolsack, 1991) and Maryville University, B.S. Business Management (1988). Former Municipal Judge and Prosecutor, Village of Hanley Hills, Missouri (1993-1996). Candidate for Missouri State Auditor, 2002. Graduate of FOCUS St. Louis Leadership Program and Task Force member and has served as President of and on the Boards of Circus Flora, Giant Steps of St. Louis, and Citizens for Missouri’s Children. Author of several published articles on arbitration. Mediation and arbitration practice in areas of commercial matters, real estate, securities, construction, and health care.
FEE PER HOUR: $175.00
TIMOTHY K. KELLETT: St. Louis attorney in private practice of law. Formerly with Armstrong Teasdale, LLC (1977-1997). University of Missouri-Columbia, J.D. 1977. Over twenty years experience with labor and employment law practice, representing both management and individuals and unionized and non-unionized clients in the public and private sector. Extensive experience in EEOC, ERISA, labor negotiations and arbitration hearings. Has appeared before such administrative agencies as the NLRB, Department of Labor and EEOC. Has lectured on a wide range of employment-related topics for the RCGA, AAIM and the State of Missouri. Neutral U.S. District Court.
FEE PER HOUR: $200.00
ANDREW H. KOOR: Practicing attorney and partner with the law firm of Suddarth & Koor, O’ Fallon, Missouri ; engaged in the areas of personal injury, construction law and domestic. Undergraduate education: University of New York, B.A. 1980; law degree: 1984. Presently serves as City Attorney for Winfield and formerly served as Municipal Judge for the City of Foley and Old Monroe (1990-1996) and Municipal Prosecuting Attorney for O’Fallon (1996-1997). Member, Missouri Bar, St. Charles County Bar. Has received formal training in mediation through the Center for Dispute Resolution at the University of Missouri-Columbia-School of Law, (2002).
FEE PER HOUR: $200.00
PAUL E. KOVACS: Practicing attorney and partner with the law firm of Armstrong Teasdale LLP. St. Louis, Missouri [1997-present]. Formerly, a partner in the law firm of Brinker, Doyen & Kovacs, [1969-1997]. Received his undergraduate degree from Monmouth University (1966) and his law degree from University of Missouri Law School (1969). Fellow, American College of Trial Lawyers. Fellow, International Society of Barristers. Listed in Best Lawyers in America. He concentrates his practice in litigation, primarily in the areas of construction, medical malpractice and product liability. He has tried over 200 cases to a jury verdict and has been involved in some of the largest cases tried in the State of Missouri. He obtained the seventh largest jury verdict rendered in the United States in 1993 and in the State of Missouri in 1995, 1996 and 1999 and the largest defense verdicts in the State of Missouri in the years of 1994 and 1996. His experience in arbitration and mediation includes construction, personal injury, malpractice, product liability and commercial disputes.
FEE PER HOUR: $350.00
THOMAS M. LANG: St. Louis attorney in the private practice of law. He received his undergraduate degree from St. Mary’s University, San Antonio, Texas (1968); and his law degree from St. Louis University in 1971. He is licensed to practice law in both Illinois and Missouri. His experience includes trial work on behalf of defendants and plaintiffs. Past President, St. Louis County Bar Association; Member, Missouri Bar Board of Governors, 1992-present; Recipient, Lon O. Hocker Trial Lawyer Award; Member, 21st Circuit Judicial Commission. His areas of practice include personal injury, commercial litigation, malpractice, product liability, family law, contract disputes, real estate and title work. He has extensive formal training in mediation and is on the Missouri Rule 17 Mediator Panel.
FEE PER HOUR: $225.00
JOSEPH L. LERITZ: St. Louis attorney engaged in the private practice of law. Senior partner in the law firm of Leritz, Plunkert & Bruning, P.C. He received his undergraduate education at St. Louis University and his law degree from St. Louis University School of Law in 1952. He is admitted to practice law in Missouri. His primary experience and practice is in the area of civil litigation. He has had wide experience in personal injury litigation including automobile, product liability and medical malpractice litigation, insurance and contract litigation and construction litigation. He is the author of the Property and Business Commercial General Liability Chapter of Missouri Insurance Practice. He has practiced at all Federal and State levels and has argued before the United States Supreme Court. He has received extensive training in arbitration and mediation and has successfully mediated numerous legal disputes.
FEE PER HOUR: $200.00
HON. ARTHUR LITZ: Retired judge of the Twenty-first Judicial Circuit (St. Louis County), State of Missouri [1975-1992] including two years as Presiding Judge. Undergraduate and master’s degrees: Washington University, St. Louis; law degree: Harvard Law School; admitted to practice law in Missouri. Engaged in general practice of law 28 years, consisting of trial, appellate and office practice. He served as President, State Trial Section of Missouri Judicial Conference. Served on Missouri Court of Appeals and selected to judicial panel of Missouri Supreme Court. Served as president, St. Louis Historical Society and St. Louis County Law Library. Instructor at Laclede School of Law; author of several law articles. He has extensive training and experience in arbitration and mediation. Has handled over 200 mediation and arbitration proceedings, including one contract arbitration involving almost $14 million dollars. His experience is in all phases of civil law including torts, contracts, employment, securities and real estate.
FEE PER HOUR: $300.00 ***Only doing arbitrations
ROBERT D. LITZ: St. Louis attorney with extensive litigation experience since 1981. Practices primarily in the areas of commercial law, secured transactions, finance, civil litigation and bankruptcy. Currently of Counsel with Carter Bauer Soule, LLC, formerly served as Associate General Counsel-Litigation at GE Commercial Distribution Finance, f/k/a Deutsche Financial Services Corporation, f/k/a ITT Commercial Finance Corp. (1984-2004). Formerly an attorney with Gulfoil, Petzall and Shoemake (1981-1984). Graduate of University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law (J.D. 1981) and Drake University B.A. Political Science (1979). Chair BAMSL Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee (1997 to 2002). Member: ABA Litigation Section, Business Law Section and Section of Dispute Resolution; Missouri Bar Commercial Law Committee (former Vice Chair) and ADR Committee (Chair 2003-present). Nationally known lecturer on Alternative Dispute Resolution.
FEE PER HOUR: $225.00 ***Only doing arbitrations
MICHAEL L. LYONS: St. Louis attorney engaged in general private practice of law. Undergraduate degree, City College of New York, 1967. Law degree, University of Wisconsin-Madison , 1970. Extensive experience in the litigation of real estate, insurance law, appeals and negligence cases. Serves as arbitrator/mediator for AAA (commercial, securities, mass claims panel); NASD (commercial securities, and discrimination case panels), NYSE and National Arbitration Forum. Neutral for Eastern District, U.S. District Court of Missouri; Mo.S.Ct.R. 17 neutral for 21st and 22nd Judicial Circuit, Mediator Resolution Program, the Missouri Department of Transportation, as well as an Appeals Committee Reviewer with the Prudential Insurance Company of America ADR Appeals Program. Served on over 50 securities arbitration panels, mediated and arbitrated over 200 insurance disputes, arbitrated a variety of commercial disputes and mediated a variety of personal injury and employment discrimination cases. Authored several published securities arbitration articles. Admitted to practice in Missouri and California.
FEE PER HOUR: $175.00
JOHN H. MARSHALL: St. Louis attorney with the Brasher Law Firm, L.C. St. Louis University Law School 1973. Formerly an Assistant Public Defender, partner in the law firm of Burns & Marshall, LLP and solo practitioner. Over 33 years experience in the St. Louis area as a trial lawyer representing both plaintiffs and defendants in over 100 jury trials and over 36 appeals. He has an active trial practice primarily in the areas of automobile, property damage, product liability, environmental pollution and asbestos, FELA and other railroad matters. His experience in arbitration and mediation includes construction, personal injury, malpractice, product liability and commercial disputes. FEE PER HOUR: $225.00
W. DUDLEY MCCARTER: Practicing attorney and partner with the law firm of Behr, McCarter & Potter., P.C. St. Louis [1992-present]. Undergraduate education: Knox College, B.A. 1972; law degree: University of Missouri-Columbia 1975. Formerly a partner in the law firm of Suelthaus & Kaplan [1977-1992]. Fellow of the American Bar Foundation. Past President of the Missouri Bar and the St. Louis County Bar Association . Recipient of the Purcell Award for Professionalism (2001). He concentrates his practice in litigation; primarily in the areas of construction law, business, commercial and employment matters. He has received extensive formal training in mediation and his experience in mediation and arbitration includes personal injury, construction, commercial, employment and real estate.
FEE PER HOUR: $250.00
CHRISTOPHER E. McGRAUGH: Practicing Attorney and partner with Leritz, Plunkert & Bruning, P.C. Undergraduate education: St. Louis University, B.A., 1983, St. Louis University, J.D., 1987. Formerly with the Missouri State Public Defender's Office as lead counsel for Capital Litigation; Practices in the areas of criminal defense, workers compensation, medical malpractice, product liability, commercial litigation, fire litigation, insurance coverage and subrogation. Former member of the 22nd Judicial Circuit Nomination Commission for the Missouri Bar. Member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the Missouri Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the National Legal Aid and Defense Association. Listed in the Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers and profiled in the Missouri and Kansas Super Lawyer Magazine, 2006 Edition. President of the board of the St. Thomas More Society and serves on numerous charitable board of directors throughout the St. Louis area.
FEE PER HOUR: $175.00
HON. RICHARD MEHAN: Retired judge of the Twenty-second Judicial Circuit (St. Louis City), State of Missouri [1974-1994]. Received his undergraduate and law degrees: St. Louis University, A.B. 1948, LLB 1950; licensed to practice law in Missouri. Engaged in general trial practice with the law firm of Mehan and Sanders [1950-1972], and sole practitioner, [1972-1974]. Author Missouri Evidence Book and co-author with Judge Robert Dierker of a Missouri Tort Book and Missouri Contract-Equity Book. Has tried all types of cases including jury trials of malpractice, products liability, personal injury, contracts, construction. Trained in both arbitration and mediation. Serves as of-counsel for Holtkamp, Liese, et al.
FEE PER HOUR: $250.00
JOHN J. MOHAN: St. Louis attorney practicing as a partner in the law firm of Tueth, Keeney, Cooper, Mohan & Jackstadt, P.C. He received his undergraduate degree in Industrial Engineering and his law degree from St. Louis University in 1971; admitted to practice law in Missouri and Illinois. Practices in litigation and trial work primarily in St. Louis, Missouri, but his practice also occurs in Madison and St. Clair Counties in Illinois. He was a partner in the law firms of Danis, Reid, Murphy, Garvin, Tobben, Schreiber & Mohan, Hinshaw & Culbertson, and Blackwell Sanders Peper Martin, LLP. He has extensive formal training in mediation and as a medical staff-hearing officer. Has mediated in excess of 400 cases in the areas of medical malpractice, product liability, personal injury, employment discrimination, construction and commercial disputes and multiple party cases with multi-million dollar exposure.
FEE PER HOUR: $185.00
JOSEPH V. NEILL: St. Louis attorney with 27 years experience in the areas of civil and criminal litigation. Graduate of St. Louis University School of Law (J.D. 1977, A.B., cum laude, 1974) Former Prosecutor, Village of Riverview and City of Bella Villa. Member of the Judicial Commission for the 22nd Judicial Circuit, (1986-1991) and Board of Election Commissioners by appointment of Governor Mel Carnahan and to the Convention Center Commission and Board of Tax Appeals by appointment of Mayor Vince Schoemehl. Member of Missouri Bar, BAMSL, Lawyers Association, St. Louis County Bar Association, National Association of Trial Lawyers of American and National Association for Criminal Defense Lawyer. Mediation and arbitration practice in areas of commercial matters and personal injury.
FEE PER HOUR: $225.00
KEVIN F. O’MALLEY: Practicing attorney and officer in the litigation practice group of Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale, P.C.; formerly a principal with the O’Malley Law Firm, St. Louis, Mo. Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers and member of the American Law Institute. Senior author of Federal Jury Practice & Instructions; O’Malley, Grenig & Lee, (nine volume set) and of Federal Jury Practice & Instructions; Devitt, Blackmar and O’Malley (three volume set). Undergraduate and law degrees from St. Louis University (A.B.1970, J.D. 1973). Admitted to practice law in Missouri, Illinois, and the District of Columbia. Practice concentrated in the area of personal injury and has 25 years experience trying cases in numerous state and federal courts. Prior to entering private practice, served as Special Attorney of the Organized Crime and Racketeering Section for the U.S. Department of Justice and as an Assistant United States Attorney. Has served as an arbitrator for AAA and the NASD and has been appointed as a Special Master by the St. Louis City Circuit Court. Mr. O’Malley serves as a volunteer for the Central East European Law Institute (CEELI) of the American Bar Association where he teaches trial skills in the emerging nations of the former Soviet Union.
FEE PER HOUR: $250.00
HON. P. J. O’NEILL: Retired judge of the Third Judicial Circuit, Madison County, State of Illinois. (1978-2002, Chief Judge 1987-1989 & 2000-2002. Received his undergraduate degree from St. Joseph’s College and his law degree from St. Louis University (1973). While Judge he presided over numerous jury trials of personal injury cases, including product liability and medical malpractice cases. Has lectured on different facets of civil litigation for the Southwestern Illinois Law Enforcement Commission and judicial education seminars and was appointed by the Supreme Court of Illinois to the Illinois Judicial Conference and Education Committee. Has received extensive mediation training through the National Judicial College and the University of Missouri’s Center for the Study of Dispute Resolution in Columbia.
FEE PER HOUR: $250.00
TIMOTHY O’SULLIVAN: Self-employed Attorney in St. Louis, MO. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Missouri in 1974 and his law degree from St. Louis University in 1981; admitted to practice law in Missouri and Illinois. His experience includes trial work on behalf of defendants and plaintiffs in both states. His areas of practice include general personal injury, FELA, professional malpractice, discrimination, construction and product liability. He has extensive training in mediation and arbitration and has mediated and arbitrated over 300 cases in various areas of commercial, employment discrimination and personal injury matters, including multiparty disputes with exposures in excess of one million dollars.
FEE PER HOUR: $200.00
MARTIN L. PERRON: Marty Perron has been a trial attorney for more than 25 years. He received his J.D. degree from Georgetown University Law School in 1976 and his undergraduate degree from the University of Missouri St. Louis (B.A., 1973, magna cum laude). He is licensed to practice law before state and federal courts in Missouri and Illinois. His practice has focused on medical negligence, automobile "crash worthiness", pharmaceutical products liability, "whistleblower" retaliatory discharge and consumer fraud class action cases. He has secured a number of million dollar verdicts and settlements for his clients. Mr. Perron was a partner in the law firm of Carr, Korein, Tillery, with offices in Missouri and Illinois, until 2000 when he started The Perron Law Firm, P.C. with his wife Maria. Before joining the Carr, Korein firm, he worked for a civil defense firm in St. Louis, Missouri representing insurance companies, corporations and individual professionals in malpractice, products liability, arson and insurance coverage litigation. He also has served as an appeals referee/administrative law judge for the Missouri Department of Labor, Division of Employment Security.
FEE PER HOUR:$195.00
MICHAEL J. PITZER: Principal in the law firm of Rabbitt, Pitzer & Snodgrass, P.C. Undergraduate and law degrees from St. Louis University, B.S. 1970, J.D. 1973. Member of Missouri and Illinois Bar, American Board of Trial Advocates, Missouri Organization of Defense Lawyers, Lawyers Association of St. Louis, Madison and St. Clair County Bar Associations, Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis, Bar Association of the Central and Southern Federal Districts of Illinois, Illinois Association of Defense Trial Counsel and American Trucking Association Litigation Section. Has extensive trial and mediation experience in Missouri and Illinois in areas of medical malpractice, general and products liability and transportation litigation matters. Received formal training in mediation in 2002 through the Center for Dispute Resolution at the University of Missouri-Columbia School of Law and in advanced civil mediation in 2003.
FEE PER HOUR: $250.00
THOMAS J. PLUNKERT: Practicing attorney and partner in the law firm of Leritz, Plunkert & Bruning, P.C., St. Louis, Missouri. Undergraduate education: Florida Institute of Technology, B.S. Mathematics (cum laude) 1974; law degree: St. Louis University, cum laude, 1977. Administrative Editor, St. Louis University Law Journal (19776-1977). Admitted to practice law in Missouri and Illinois. Practices primarily in the area of general civil litigation related to claims arising under Homeowners’, automobile, professional liability and commercial general liability insurance policies. Former Municipal judge, Prosecuting and City Attorney for the City of Warson Woods. Member, Board of Governors of Missouri Bar (1982-1986, 1987-1994). Member, Missouri Bar Client Security Fund Committee; Director, St. Louis Bar Foundation (1993-1994). He is a neutral for Missouri Supreme Court Rule 5.10 Complaint Resolution Program and a neutral for Missouri Bar’s Rule 17 Dispute Resolution Program. Member and former Chairman, Missouri Commission on Retirement, Removal and Discipline of Judges.
FEE PER HOUR: $195.00
NORMAN W. PRESSMAN: Practicing attorney and principal with the law firm of Goldstein & Pressman, P.C., St. Louis, Missouri [2000-present]. Formerly, a partner in the law firm of Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale, P.C. Received his law degree from Washington University (1974). Admitted to practice in Missouri and Illinois. He concentrates his practice in the areas of commercial litigation and bankruptcy. His experience in mediation includes bankruptcy, employment and commercial disputes.
FEE PER HOUR: $250.00
HON. JAMES PUDLOWSKI: Retired judge of the Court of Appeals, Eastern District of Missouri (1979-1999); Chief judge (1988-1989). Settlement docket judge (2000). Senior judge (1999-2000). Law degrees: Cumberland University (J.D. 1957), University of Virginia L.L.M. (1982). Undergraduate degree: University of Notre Dame B.S. in Com. Practice Civil Litigation prior to appointment to the Bench. Attended Pepperdine University’s mediation course (1999).
FEE PER HOUR: $250.00
HON. DENNIS J. QUILLIN: Retired Circuit Judge of the 21st Judicial Circuit (St. Louis County, Missouri). Undergraduate: St. Louis University, B.S. 1951; law degree: Georgetown University, 1955; admitted to practice law in Missouri. Member, Missouri Bar. Extensive experience while serving as judge in civil trials including employment, real estate, personal injury, construction, commercial and domestic.
FEE PER HOUR: $200.00
JOHN H. (JACK)QUINN III: Practicing attorney and partner in the law firm of Armstrong Teasdale LLP, St. Louis, Missouri. Undergraduate degree: University of Missouri-Columbia; master’s degree; Harvard University in 1972; law degree: University of Virginia Law School 1975. He primarily concentrates his practice in intellectual property, employment and commercial litigation. He has extensive civil trial, including employment litigation and arbitration, patents, trademarks, copyrights and trade secrets. He counsels clients and litigates many covenant-not-to-compete cases, and has practiced in all of the local states courts as well in federal courts in Missouri and elsewhere. He is past president of the Mo. Organization of Defense Lawyers and is on Board of Editors for Missouri Lawyers Weekly.
FEE PER HOUR: $275.00
DANIEL A. RANIERE: Principal in the law firm of Aubuchon, Raniere & Panzeri, P.C. Undergraduate degree in psychology from Spring Hill College, Mobile, Alabama (1973). Juris Doctorate degree, St. Louis University, (1976); past president of the St. Louis Lawyers Association (1992), Municipal judge for the City of Pasadena Hills (1984-1986); have been involved in numerous litigation subjects, including product liability, medical malpractice, premises liability, vehicular accidents and FELA. Member, Missouri Bar, Board of Governors.
FEE PER HOUR: $200.00/MED $250/ARB
JOHN W. ROURKE: Practicing attorney and partner in the law firm of Reinert & Rourke, P.C. (1998-present) Undergraduate degree: University of Virginia, 1987; law degree: University of Missouri-Columbia, School of Law School 1990; recipient of the American Jurisprudence Award. He primarily concentrates his practice in business, commercial law, construction and real estate law and litigation where he has represented both plaintiffs and defendants. He counsels clients during the arbitration and mediation of commercial, construction, insurance coverage and business disputes and has given numerous presentations and lectures on transactional matters. He has had formal training from the University of Missouri Center for Dispute Resolution and is Certified as a neutral for the U.S. District Court, E.D. and Rule 17 ADR Program.
FEE PER HOUR: $250.00
HON. BRENDAN RYAN: Retired judge of the 22nd Circuit (St. Louis City), State of Missouri. Undergraduate and law degrees from the University of Missouri at Columbia. He practiced law from 1961 to 1979; was then named to the Circuit Bench. As a trial Judge for 20 plus years, he has presided over jury trials involving all types of cases. He was presiding judge of the circuit from 1987 through 1989. He has been an adjunct professor at law at Washington University and for 20 years taught Trial Practice at the law school. He left the bench on September 1, 1999 to join the law firm of Thompson Coburn.
FEE PER HOUR: $360.00 *** Only doing mediations
DANIEL T. RYAN: Practicing Attorney and partner with Bollwerk & Ryan, L.L.C. Undergraduate education, St. Louis University, 1980, J.D., 1991. Formerly with the firm of Casey & Meyerkord, P.C. Practices in personal injury concentrating in the areas of products liability, medical malpractice, wrongful death, auto and truck accidents, and workers compensation. He has tried numerous jury trials to conclusion in St. Louis City and County Circuit Courts as well as Federal Court and some out state Missouri Courts. Dan is a member of and past President of the Lawyer's Association of St. Louis (1999-2000), and is also a member of the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys, formerly serving on the Board of Governors for that organization and is a member of the Association for Justice (formerly ATLA).
FEE PER HOUR: $250.00
HON. MARTIN SCHIFF, JR: Retired Circuit Judge of the 21st Judicial Circuit (St. Louis County, Missouri). Undergraduate: Cornell University, A.B. 1952, NROTC Scholarship; Law degree: Washington University, 1958, Order of the Coif, Co-editor of Law Review; admitted to practice law in Missouri, state and federal courts. Served in U.S. Navy (1952-1955). Engaged thirty years in private practice of law in trial, appellate and general practice. Member, Board of Governors Missouri Bar (1975-1983) and Board of Trustees of the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges (1993-1999). President, Missouri Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges (1999-2001). Extensive experience in juvenile, domestic and family matters while serving as Circuit Judge (1988-2000), in addition to regular civil and criminal jury trials. Currently serving as Senior Judge and as part-time instructor on Legal Procedure.
FEE PER HOUR: $225.00
RICHARD P. SHER: Practicing attorney and partner in the law firm of Deveraux, Murphy L.L.C, St. Louis, Missouri. Undergraduate education: Northwestern University (B.A. 1972); law degree: University of Missouri at Kansas City School of Law (J.D. with distinction 1974). Has an active litigation practice and twenty-seven years experience involving virtually all areas of commercial disputes, including corporate, real estate, securities, financial institutions, insurance, construction, products liability and employee benefits. Frequent writer and lecturer on litigation issues and alternative dispute resolution. Currently President of the St. Louis Chapter of the Assn. of Attorney-Mediators and a former member of its national board of directors. Active member of the mediation and arbitration panels of AAA, NASD and other national ADR organizations. He has also served as a trainer in mediation and arbitration. Drafted the local rule and appointed to committee on implementation of the Circuit Court of the City of St. Louis, Missouri pilot mediation program (1997). Served as advisor to the U. S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri mediation and early neutral evaluation programs. Has mediated over 300 cases.
FEE PER HOUR: $375.00
HON. JOSEPH H. SIMEONE: Retired former Judge for the Missouri Supreme Court, the Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District and U.S. Administrative Law Judge. Education: Undergraduate degree, St. Louis University; J.D., Washington University; Masters of Law and Doctor of Judicial Science, University of Michigan. Former assistant circuit attorney, practicing lawyer and law professor at St. Louis University where he served as an associate dean and currenlty serves as Professor Emeritus. Has written numerous pieces of legislation and authored more than 50 law journal articles, three books and more than 400 judicial opinions. Member of the Order of the Woolsack, honorary member of Phi Beta Kappa and Order of the Coif.
FEE PER HOUR: $275.00
LOIS SPRITZER: Practicing attorney and partner in the law firm of Van Amburg, Chackes, Carlson & Spritzer, LLP. St. Louis, MO. Washington University, J.D. 1989, North Carolina School of the Arts, B.M. 1986. Admitted to practice law in Missouri and Illinois. Formerly a law clerk for U.S. Magistrate Robert Kingsland, United States District Court Eastern District of Missouri. Has extensive litigation experience and practices primarily in the areas of employment discrimination, disability law and other civil matters. Has represented clients in state and federal courts, and administrative agencies such as the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Missouri Commission on Human Rights and Missouri Personnel Advisory Board. National Association of Security Dealers. Has been an officer with the National Employment Lawyers Association/St. Louis Chapter since 1995. Extensive lecture experience on employment law.
FEE PER HOUR: $250.00
THOMAS L. STEWART: Principal in the law firm of Zevan, Davidson, Farris & Stewart, P.C. Formerly with Holloran, Stewart & Schwartz, P.C. (1989-2006). Undergraduate degree, Southeast Missouri State, B.S., cum laude (1982). Law degree from St. Louis University (1986). President, Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys (2006); Advocate, (1993) and member of Executive Committee (1998-present). Recipient of Lon O. Hocker Memorial Trial Lawyer Award (1997) Admitted to practice in both Missouri and Illinois. He has had wide litigation experience in personal injury, medical malpractice, legal malpractice and business and also serves as Director of the Trial Advocacy program at St. Louis University. He has had formal training from the University of Missouri Center for Dispute Resolution and is Certified as a neutral for the U.S. District Court, E.D. and Rule 17 ADR Program.
FEE PER HOUR: $250.00
FREDERICK M. SWITZER, III: Practicing attorney and principal in the law firm of Danna McKitrick, P.C. in St. Louis, Missouri. Undergraduate education: University of Notre Dame; law degrees: Washington University, J.D. 1959, and LL.M. 1972. Admitted to practice in Missouri. U.S. Navy, JAGC [1959-1963 active duty]. Formerly a partner in the firm of Coburn & Croft. Actively engaged in the practice of law primarily in the areas of business, labor and employment and civil litigation. Has represented clients before state and federal trial and appellate courts and administrative agencies in Missouri, Illinois, Kansas, New Mexico, North Carolina, California, Hawaii, Virginia and Washington D.C., including the United States Supreme Court and the Supreme Courts of Missouri and New Mexico. Member NASD Board of Arbitrators. A member of the St. Louis Chapter of the Association of Attorney-Mediators and a member of the Society of Professionals in Dispute Resolution. Rated AV by Martindale-Hubbell.
FEE PER HOUR: $250.00 (ARBITRATIONS ONLY)
ANTHONY F. VAIANA: Retired attorney, former managing partner in the firm of Vaiana & Callahan (1985-1996). Undergraduate degree, Washington University, 1958. His early law practice was concentrated in areas of estate planning, real estate, trusts and general corporation matters. From 1968-1996 his practice was concentrated in civil litigation, primarily in the areas of medical malpractice, products liability, motor vehicle liability and liability of owners and occupiers of land and construction law. He is a former member of the International Association of Defense Counsel and The Association of Trial Lawyers in America. Trained as a mediator at the Center for Dispute Resolution, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri. Approved neutral, U.S. Dist. Court for Eastern Mo & 22nd Circuit Court. St. Louis.
FEE PER HOUR: $175.00
JAMES W. WHITNEY, JR.: Partner in the law firm of Menees, Whitney, Burnet & Trog. Law degree from University of Missouri-Columbia (1974). Admitted to Missouri Bar. He has had wide litigation experience in personal injury, employment and commercial cases and has had formal training from the University of Missouri Center for Dispute Resolution.
FEE PER HOUR: $275.00
KATHRYN K. WIRE: Attorney currently serving as Principal of Kathryn Wire Risk Strategies engaged in healthcare risk management, consulting, education and mediation. Formerly served as Director of Medical-Legal Services, Sister of Mercy Health Systems (1997-2003), as Director of Claims and Litigation, BJC Health System (1993-1997) and Risk Manager, Barnes Hospital, (1983-1993). Formerly an Associate with Shepard, Sandberg & Phoenix. (1980-1983). Undergraduate education, Northwestern University, B.S. 1976; J.D./M.B.A. Washington University, (1980, Member of the Order of the Barristers). Member, American Society for Healthcare Risk Management, Risk Financing and Claims Interest Network Task Force; Missouri Association of Healthcare Risk Managers and St. Louis Association of Healthcare Risk Managers (President, 1984-85, 1992). Admitted to practice law in Missouri and Illinois.
FEE PER HOUR: $175.00
ALVIN WOLFF, JR.: Practicing attorney in his own firm, Alvin Wolff, Jr. & Associates for over 28 years. Law degree from St. Louis University (1979). Admitted to Missouri Bar. Member of the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys and American Trial Lawyers Association. He has had wide litigation experience in personal injury and medical malpractice cases and has had formal training from the University of Missouri Center for Dispute. FEE PER HOUR: $250.00
MARVIN O. YOUNG: Senior partner in the law firm of Gallop, Johnson & Neuman LLC since January 1986; Undergraduate education, Westminster College, B.A. 1951; University of Michigan, J.D. 1954. Former general counsel of Peabody Coal Company (1968-1985). Practices primarily in the area of business transactions, corporate matters and alternative dispute resolution. He has extensive presentation and publication experience including arbitration articles for AAA, the National Coal Association and St. Louis Commerce magazine. Member: Missouri Bar, Bar Assn. of Metropolitan St. Louis and the American Bar Association. Founding member and trustee of the Eastern Mineral Law Foundation and the Mining Lawyers Conference. He serves as an arbitrator on the large, complex case panel of AAA and is on the mediator panels of the U.S. District Court and the St. Louis City Circuit Court.
FEE PER HOUR: $250.00
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