Alterity ADR, First Minority, Woman-Owned Resolution Firm Expands Panel/Advisory Board
Alterity ADR, a new alternative dispute resolution firm, announced that 12 more highly-qualified mediators, arbitrators, and conflict resolution specialists have joined its national panel. The firm also added two new members to its advisory board.
Since its launch in August, Alterity ADR has grown rapidly, expanding to 27 mediators and arbitrators across the country. The firm expects more growth before the end of the year.
The first national alternative dispute resolution firm to be founded and led by a black woman, Alterity has attracted an impressive team of diverse professionals, including former judges and prominent attorneys from major law firms and large companies. The firm operates in 14 cities across the United States.
The firm’s latest mediators and arbitrators handle complex disputes in a wide range of practice areas and industries. These include business, commercial, construction, employment, energy, education, estate and probate, contracts, technology, real estate, healthcare, government, family law, personal injury, and insurance.
Alterity ADR’s new panelists and their home cities include:
- Benjamin Escobar, Dallas and Houston
- J.R. Hanks, Atlanta
- Hon. Kristi Harrington (Ret.), Charleston
- Hon. Karimu Hill-Harvey (Ret.), Pensacola
- Saloni Mavoni, Seattle
- Tiana Mykkevelt, Atlanta
- Sasan Nematbakhsh, Atlanta
- Pat Oliver, Atlanta
- Hon. Rebecca Rieder (Ret.), Atlanta
- Louis Reinstein, Fort Lauderdale
- Jeri Somers, Washington, D.C.
- Danae Woodward, Charleston
The two new members of the advisory board are Atleen Kaur, Assistant General Counsel of ZF Group and Rodney Williams, President and CEO of Belvedere Vodka.
Alterity CEO Marcie Dickson said: “This esteemed group reflects our firm’s commitment to connect people in need of resolution with experienced and diverse mediators, arbitrators, and conflict resolution specialists. Each panelist has significant expertise resolving complex business and other disputes. They are prepared to understand our clients’ evolving needs. We are thrilled to have them on the panel. We are equally excited about the addition of our advisory board members, who will play a key role in helping us grow and expand our ADR services throughout the U.S.”
Alterity is now actively evaluating and accepting engagements through its website (www.alterityadr.com), by phone (888.258.1237) or via email (natasha@alterityadr.com or info@alterityadr.com).