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of Michael L. Fortney, 4040 Embassy Parkway, Suite 280 and employment disputes, located in Northeast Ohio Profession Commercial, Construction and Employment Arbitrator; Work History Private arbitrator and mediator, 1995-present; Legal Experience As an attorney, maintains areas of expertise in construction law, employment and labor law, litigation, and ADR. Has successfully litigated and served as an arbitrator in cases involving construction disputes, commercial business disputes, and employment disputes, ranging from several thousand to several millions of dollars in damages. Construction experience includes the representation of owners, general contractors and subcontractors and serving as an arbitrator in disputes involving competitive bidding disputes, contract formation, unforseen and differing site conditions, scope of work disputes, changed or extra work disputes, quality of work issues, timeliness of completion, delay, acceleration, liquidated damage claims, completion of work, mechanic’s lien claims, and non-payment issues. Employment experience includes representation of parties or service as an arbitrator in disputes under age discrimination, race discrimination, sex harassment, disability discrimination, cases brought under state civil rights statutes, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, the ADEA, the ADA, the NLRA, cases alleging wrongful discharge, cases seeking the enforcement of non-competition agreements, small business ownership issues, and disputes between shareholders in closely held corporations. Frequent lecturer on issues relating to employment law, construction law, and arbitration. A.D.R. Experience Extensive experience in alternate dispute resolution. Member of the ADR Federal Court Panel for the Northern District of Ohio (1996 to present); Member of the panel of arbitrators for the American Arbitration Association, serving as an employment (1996 to present) and construction arbitrator (1995 to present), and serves on and current Chair of the Construction Advisory Council of the AAA. NADS Arbitrator (2000 to present). Has been an arbitrator and mediator for many employment and construction disputes and has been an advocate in numerous ADR proceedings involving construction and employment disputes. Experience as Panel Chair on three arbitrator panels for complex cases. A.D.R. Training AAA Introductory Arbitrator Training Workshop, Cleveland,
11/95 Licenses Admitted to the Bar: Ohio, 1986; U.S. Court of Appeals, Sixth and Federal Circuits, 1986 Education University of Tennessee (BS-1979); Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, Cleveland State University (JD, summa cum laude-1985). Compensation Fast track cases: $750 per case. Regular track and complex track cases: hourly rate of $185 for all time spent on matter, including time for preliminary conferences and motions, preliminary hearings, hearings, study time and preparation of award. Travel time during business day charged at hourly rate. Travel time outside of business day charged at ½ hourly rate. EEOC | NLRB | Supreme Court | Employment Law Blog | Arbitration Blog | Employment Law 101
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