Robert B. Moberly
Robert B. Moberly is Dean Emeritus[1] and Professor of Law at the University of Arkansas School of Law. His scholarship focuses primarily on dispute resolution.
Education[edit]
Moberly received BS and JD degrees from the University of Wisconsin.[1] He previously taught at University of Illinois, Maurer School of Law, University of Louvain, the Polish Academy of Sciences, and the University of Florida Levin College of Law, where he founded the Institute for Dispute Resolution.[1]
Publications[edit]
Selected articles[edit]
- The New Arkansas Appellate-Mediation Program, Arkansas Law Review, with Laura E. Levine, (2008)
- Labor-Management Relations during the Clinton Administration, Hofstra Labor & Employment Law Journal (2006)[2]
- Introduction: The Arkansas Law Review Symposium on Alternative Dispute Resolution, Arkansas Law Review, with Judith Kilpatrick, (2001)[3]
- Dispute Resolution in the Law School Curriculum: Opportunities and Challenges, Florida Law Review (1998)[4][5]
- Mediator Gag Rules: Is it Ethical for Mediators to Evaluate or Advise?, South Texas Law Review (1997)[6][7]
Awards[edit]
- Center for Public Resources Award for Outstanding Alternative Dispute Resolution Scholarship, 1984
- Member of the Executive Committee of the National Academy of Arbitrators, 2009-2010 [8]
- Member of the International Society for Labor Law and Social Security
- Chair of Association of American Law Schools Section on Alternative Dispute Resolution, 1982-1985
- Former Chair of Association of American Law Schools Section on Labor & Employment Law
- Principal Investigator for the Bureau of Labor-Management Relations of the United States Department of Labor, 1987
- Principal Investigator for the United States Department of Agriculture, 1998-1999
- Commissioner of the Arkansas Alternative Dispute Resolution Commission, 2006-2011
References[edit]
- ^ a b c Robert R. Wright (1 January 2001). Old Seeds in the New Land: History and Reminiscences of the Bar of Arkansas. University of Arkansas Press. pp. 218–. ISBN 978-0-943099-25-5.
- ^ "In the News". Wisconsin Lawyer.
- ^ Howard W. Brill (1 January 2006). Arkansas Professional and Judicial Ethics. University of Arkansas Press. pp. 172–. ISBN 978-0-943099-28-6.
- ^ Trevor C.W. Farrow (2014). Civil Justice, Privatization, and Democracy. University of Toronto Press. pp. 185–. ISBN 978-1-4426-4578-3.
- ^ McAdoo, Bobbi. "It's Time to get it right". Washington University Journal of Law & Policy.
- ^ American Arbitration Association (1 September 2010). AAA Handbook on Mediation - Second Edition. Juris Publishing, Inc. pp. 289–. ISBN 978-1-933833-50-7.
- ^ Phyllis Bernard; Bryant G. Garth (2002). Dispute Resolution Ethics: A Comprehensive Guide. American Bar Association, Section of Dispute Resolution. ISBN 978-1-57073-934-7.
- ^ "Prestigious National Board Elects University of Arkansas Law Professor"University of Arkansas Law School, August 19, 2008 [1]
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