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MEMBERSHIP CRITERIA

Membership in the ADR Roundtable is by consensus invitation of the members and is limited to Puget Sound-area lawyers who have distinguished themselves in the ADR community or who have an abiding interest in ADR as demonstrated by their

  • Professional work as a law teacher, full-time neutral or practicing lawyer engaged in the resolution of business, commercial or construction disputes, or
  • Active involvement with professional groups or associations that focus on ADR.

To enhance collegiality, membership is limited to no more than 30 persons. Members commit to and are expected to attend at least half of the Roundtable meetings during a year. No more than one person from a law firm or group may be a member.

Members are permitted to bring a guest (client or professional colleague) to no more than two meetings each year, but are asked to notify the Chair and the meeting host in advance.

For more information about the ADR Roundtable, contact any member or the Chair, Phil Cutler.

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