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MEMBER PROFILE: Reagan H. Weaver |
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Reagan H. Weaver
Capitol District Law Offices
11 South Blount St. P.O. Box 25096 (27611-5096)
Raleigh, NC 27601
Tel: (919) 828-0363
Fax: (919) 832-5205
Email: rweaver@capitolaw.com
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ADR SERVICES & CERTIFICATIONS |
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ADR Services:
Mediation (Superior Court) |
Mediation (Federal) |
Mediation (Workers Comp) |
Mediation (O.A.H.) |
Arbitration (Civil/Commercial) |
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Formal Certifications:
Superior Court Mediator
Superior Court Judicial Districts served:
4A, 5, 6A, 6B, 7A, 7BC, 8B, 9, 10, 11A, 11B, 12, 13, 14, 15A, 15B, 18
[ Click for Map of N. Carolina's
Districts ]
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Reagan H. Weaver has experience in the following areas of Civil
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Arts |
Civil Rights |
Commercial/Business |
Construction |
Contract Disputes |
Cross-Cultural |
Debt / Foreclosure |
EEOC |
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Education |
Employment |
Environmental |
Franchise |
Health Care |
Labor/Unions |
Libel & Slander |
Local Government |
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Negligence |
Partnerships |
Personal Injury |
Title VII |
Torts |
Workers Compensation |
Workplace |
Wrongful Death |
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Biographical Notes:
 I have practiced law since 1984 in a wide variety of civil matters in administrative, state and federal courts. I am an administrative law judge for the North Carolina Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission (NC’s OSHA), and I arbitrate cases for the American Arbitration Association (AAA), the National Arbitration Forum (NAF) and upon request by private parties.
Since the founding of Capitol District Law Offices in 1992, I have focused on employment issues in the private and public sectors. I am predominantly a plaintiff's lawyer, but I occasionally defend employees as well as employers who have received EEOC charges or have been sued by employees.
I was on the faculty for the National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) Negotiations course at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Law School from 1987-1996. I continue to assist with negotiation workshops there each year.
I have been active in Alternative Dispute Resolution throughout my professional career. My 50-state study of Referees, or Special Masters, demonstrating the availability in 1983 of existing dispute resolution alternative processes received a Center for Public ResourcesLegal Program Award for Excellence and Innovation in Alternative Dispute Resolution and Dispute Management. I served as one of the Reporters to the NCBA's initial Task Force on Dispute Resolution and served on the Dispute Resolution Committee of the NCBA until the Dispute Resolution Section was established. I served as its first Vice Chair and then became Chair.
Prior to law school (1974-1980), I worked as the director of a small southern city's human relations commission, establishing it as a department of city government to improve relations between black and white communities.
Education:

MBA-JD - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1984; International Law, Cambridge University, England, Summer 1982
B.A. - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1973
ADR TRAINING:
Advanced Mediator Training (US A&M)
Getting Past Impasse: Settling Insured Claims (Mediation, Inc.)
NITA faculty [National Institute for Trial Advocacy] Southeast Negotiation Workshop (1987-1996)
Arbitrator I and Arbitrator II (AAA)
Ethics & Disclosure (AAA)
Safeguarding, Deciding & Writing Awards (AAA)
Dealing with Delay Tactics in Arbitration (AAA)
Arbitration Seminar (National Arbitration Forum)
Certification Mediation Course in 1992 with Dispute Management, Inc. (David U. Strawn, Orlando, FL)
Languages

English
Memberships & Affiliations :

Chair and Vice-Chair, Dispute Resolution Section, North Carolina Bar Association, 1993 - 1995
Member, Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers, Martindale-Hubbell (A/V rating)
Member, Raleigh Rotary Club, 1986 - present
Admitted to practice in all state courts of N. Carolina and Eastern and Middle Districts of United States District Court
and Fourth and Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
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RATES & PAYMENT INFORMATION |
Rates: $200 per hour and $150 set up fee. Setup fee includes administration and scheduling and review of pleadings or preliminary statements in advance of the mediation.

Payment: Parties may pay at the conclusion of the conference or may be billed. Payment is expected within 15 days of billing.

Cancellation Policy: No cancellation fee if mediation is postponed and rescheduled or if the mediation is scheduled at Reagan's office in Raleigh. If the mediation is scheduled away from Reagan's office, then a cancellation that occurs less than 24 hours before the scheduled start time will be billed $200.

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AVAILABILITY & BOOKING INFORMATION |
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Calendar Last Updated: 12 May 08
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To confirm Reagan's current availability, please call (919) 828-0363
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