Mediation Resumé

LAWRENCE J. DAY
Mediator & Attorney
1594 Kings Carriage • Grand Blanc, MI 48439
(810) 603-3400

MEDIATION TRAINING

Certificate of Training Harvard Law School Mediation Training Program For Lawyers, Cambridge, MA - 40 hours

Michigan ICLE, Supreme Court Approved, General Civil Mediation Training - 40 hours

Michigan ICLE, Advanced Civil Mediation Training - 8 hours

Michigan ICLE, Supreme Court Approved Domestic Relations Mediator Training - 40 hours

Florida Supreme Court Approved Civil Mediation Training, Department of Dispute Resolution - 40 hours

State Bar of Michigan ADR Section Mediation Training Program - 10 hours

EMPLOYMENT

Private Practice of Law, Genesee County, Michigan (September, 1978 to present)
Full-time employment as an Attorney with Smith & Brooker, P.C., Flint, Michigan (8/76-8/78)
Legal Research Assistant, University of Michigan Hospital (Part-time, Summer, 1975)
Law Clerk, Reid, Gilmore & Reid, Detroit, Michigan (Part-time, 1974)

EDUCATION

University of Detroit School of Law, Detroit, Michigan Juris Doctor Degree, May, 1976
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan Bachelor of Arts in Education, June, 1973

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Chairperson, Genesee County Bar Association ADR Committee 1994 -1996 and 2004 -2005
Past Member, Society of Professionals In Dispute Resolution, August, 1994 - accepted as "Regular Member - a neutral or impartial person . . ."
Past Member, Genesee County Circuit Court Mediation (Case Evaluation) Panel, Civil Cases - 10 years
Member, Genesee County Bar Association and State Bar of Michigan
Admitted to practice in the State and Federal District Courts of Michigan
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PERTINENT INSTRUCTIONAL PRESENTATIONS

Presenter, Alternative Dispute Resolution Section, State Bar of Michigan, on July 21, 2000, on subject of Preparing Yourself As Counsel, And Your Client For A Facilitative Mediation Hearing.
Speaker, Saginaw Valley Adjusters Association, March 12, 1996 on subject of alternative dispute resolution
Presenter, Genesee County Bar Association Seminar, "Private Mediation As An Alternative Dispute Resolution Method In Personal Injury Cases," September 28, 1995

PUBLICATIONS

"Michigan Mediation Update," June 14, 2004, Michigan Lawyers Weekly
"Facilitative Mediation: An Alternative To Litigation," April 1, 1996, Michigan Lawyers Weekly
"Private Mediation - Neutral Facilitation As An Alternative To Litigation Of Civil Cases," Bar Beat, July, 1995

"Mediation is a process in which a neutral third party facilitates communication between parties, assists in identifying issues, and helps explore solutions to promote a mutually acceptable settlement. A mediator has no authoritative decision-making power."

- MCR 2.411(A)(2)

I am writing this letter to express my, and my clients', appreciation for the amazing job you did, which directly resulted in a very difficult case being settled...

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