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Meet
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Bill Whittemore is a business lawyer professionally
trained in mediation and negotiation at Harvard Law School and the Attorney-Mediators Institute.
Certified Mediator with the Westchester Mediation Center. Member of
the American Bar Association's Section on dispute Resolution. Over
30 years of business law experience. |
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WILLIAM ("BILL") C. WHITTEMORE
is a lawyer and mediator whose practice is focused exclusively on
preventive business law and commercial dispute resolution. Based in
Ridgefield, Connecticut, his firm |
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Mr. Whittemore holds a Juris Doctor degree from The George Washington University National Law Center in Washington, D.C., where he was an editor of the Journal of International Law and Economics, and clerked for the law firm of Covington & Burling. He received his basic and advanced mediation training at the Attorney-Mediators Institute in Houston in 1995, and at Harvard Law School where he participated in the Fall, 1995 Negotiation Workshop led by Professor Roger Fisher (co-author of the groundbreaking book Getting to Yes). Mr. Whittemore recently formed The Ridgefield Mediation Center, LLC to help broaden the alternative dispute resolution opportunities for businesses and communities in southern New England. Prior to starting his own law and mediation practice in 1996, Mr. Whittemore spent over twenty years serving as in-house legal counsel to Fortune 500 companies. In that capacity, he lived all over the U.S., while structuring and negotiating joint venture, franchise and other commercial transactions both domestically and internationally. During the 1980’s he was Regional Attorney for Mobil Oil Corporation’s Eastern U.S. Marketing & Refining Division, and later for its U.S. Exploration & Producing Division’s Gulf of Mexico region. During the first half of the 1990’s, he served as Vice President and Assistant General Counsel for the global natural resource firm of Freeport-McMoRan Inc., based in New Orleans, Louisiana. Mr.
Whittemore is licensed to practice law in the states of New York,
Connecticut and Louisiana. He is a member of the Dispute Resolution
Sections of the American Bar Association and the Connecticut Bar
Association. For the past five years, he has served as a mediator in New
York State’s Unified Court System, specifically for the Westchester
Mediation Center of CLUSTER. He is also a member of the Association For
Conflict Resolution (ACR). |
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