Member Profile: J. Anderson Little
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J. Anderson Little
Mediation Inc
PO Box 16205
Chapel Hill,
NC 27516
Tel: (919) 967-6611
Fax: (919) 967-3212
Website: www.mediationincnc.com
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ADR Services Include:Mediation; Arbitration; Early Neutral Evaluation; Med-Arb; Facilitation & Systems Design; Discovery Referee; ADR Training/CME
J. Anderson Little has substantive case experience in the following areas...
ADA Disability |
Agricultural |
Anti-Trust |
Appellate |
Arts (Fine, Performing) |
Automotive |
Banking & Finance |
Civil Rights |
Commercial/Business |
Community Associations |
Condominiums |
Construction |
Consumer Fraud |
Contract Disputes |
Cross Cultural |
Debt Collections |
EEOC |
Education |
Eminent Domain |
Employment |
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Energy Sector (Oil, Gas) |
Engineering |
Entertainment Sector |
Environmental |
Franchise |
Health Care |
Insurance |
Intellectual Property |
International |
Labor/Unions |
Land Use/Planning |
Landlord/Tenant |
Libel & Slander |
Local Govt./Municipalities |
Media & Communications |
Medical Malpractice |
Non-profit Organizations |
Nursing Homes |
Partnerships |
Personal Injury |
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Police |
Postal |
Probate |
Product Liability |
Professional Fees |
Professional Negligence |
Public Policy |
Real Estate |
Religious Institutions |
Securities |
Sports |
Taxation |
Technology |
Torts |
Transportation |
Trusts / Estates |
Workers' Compensation |
Wrongful Death |
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BIOGRAPHICAL:Andy Little is trained and certified as Civil Trial Court and Family Mediator. With a flourishing fulltime practice and over 20 years experience in mediation, Andy has mediated almost 5000 cases in state and federal courts. Prior to setting up his mediation practice, Andy had 17 years experience as a trial lawyer in a wide variety of matters, including commercial, personal injury, domestic & criminal cases. Andy's practice is now devoted exclusively to conducting mediated settlement conferences and teaching others mediation skills and techniques.
In addition to his mediation practice, Andy is an active leader in North Carolina’s Dispute Resolution Commission which is the agency that certifies court mediators and enforces the Supreme Court’s Standards of Conduct for Mediatos.and [insert all other commissions/committees]. He is the author of an ABA publication entitled Making Money Talk: How to Mediate Insured Claims and Other Monetary Disputes, which has been well received by civil court mediators. His reputation as an author and leader in the mediation community has led numerous bar associations around the country to invite him to speak to their memberships about mediation and negotiation.
EDUCATION:Education:
- Davidson College, A.B.
1966
- Union Theological Seminary, MDiv. 1970
- UNC School of Law, JD, 1975
Mediation Training:
- 180 Hours of Formal
Family and Trial Court Mediation and Group Facilitation training.
- Trial Court Mediation: Dispute Management, Inc.,
Orlando, FL - 1990-91
- Trial Court Mediation: Mediation, Inc., Ft. Lauderdale,
FL - 1991
- Child Custody and Divorce Mediation: CDR Associates,
Boulder, CO. - 1990
- Group Facilitation: Dispute Settlement Center, Orange
Co., NC - 1990
- Family and Divorce Mediation: Mediation Network of NC,
Chapel Hill, NC - 1989
- Community Dispute Mediation: Dispute Settlement
Center, Orange County, NC. - 1988
Memberships & Affiliations
DEVELOPMENT OF A.D.R. IN NORTH CAROLINA
NC Dispute
Resolution Commission
- Served as Chair by appointment by the Chief
Justice of the NC Supreme Court after serving two terms as a member
(2002). The Commission certifies mediators for the District and Superior
Court mediation programs and regulates mediator conduct under the Standards
promulgated by the Supreme court. It also recommends rule changes for
those court programs.
Dispute
Resolution Committee & Section, North Carolina Bar Association
- Chaired committee which developed the pilot and
state-wide program of Mediated Settlement Conferences in Superior Court (1989-91).
Sought and obtained legislative and judicial enactment of authorizing statutes
and rules to implement program (1995). Authored legislation and chaired
the committee which created a pilot program of mediated settlement conferences
in equitable distribution cases (1997-2001). Selected as the first chair
of the newly created Dispute Resolution Section, of the N.C.B.A. in 1994.
Continues to serve the Dispute Resolution Section by chairing the Section’s
legislative efforts.
RatesPlease call 919-967-6611 for details

J. Anderson Little is a member of our NC chapter, NC Academy of Superior Court Mediators, the state's premier roster of certified attorney-mediators. The NCASCM profile includes more specific local information, such as counties and regions served, and can be visited directly at www.ncmediators.org/anderson-little
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