Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Marketing Service: How It Works

How It Works

The process for an ADR provider to post his/her resume on the ACBA website is as follows:

1. The ADR provider must be a current ACBA member in good standing and also an ADR Section member.

2. Beginning January 1, 2005, the ACBA began accepting resumes and fees, or for some of you, renewal fees for continuing with the ADR resumes online services. Interested members will forward their resumes to Shannon Goecke. Please note that resumes must be no longer than one 8"x11" page. Resumes may be submitted in Word, Wordperfect, or PDF format.

3. The ADR provider must also pay an annual fee of $150 to have his/her resume posted on the ACBA website for one year. Please note that resumes cannot be posted until payment is received.

4. The ADR provider may also include his/her email and URL for his/her website, if applicable.

5. The ACBA will upload all new resumes received on a monthly basis. Changes to resumes will be updated on a quarterly basis. Request for changes will also be sent to Shannon Goecke.

6. Lawyers and their clients will be able to review the posted resumes. Individuals interested in receiving additional information or engaging an ADR provider would contact him/her directly to set up case hearings. The ACBA will not require any paperwork or case application to be filed.

Click here to submit your resume using our web form. You may also attach your resume to an email and send it to shannon@acbanet.org.

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Fees may be sent by mail to ADR Marketing Service, Alameda County Bar Association, 70 Washington Street, Suite 200, Oakland, CA 94607, or call (510) 302-2215. Please note that one must be a member of the ADR Section to use this service.