Santa Barbara Superior Court
CADRe Program
MEDIATION Panelist
| Name: |
Earl P. Willens |
| Address: |
604 El Cerco
Place
Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 |
| Phone Number: |
(310) 573-7660 |
| Fax Number: |
(310) 454-0302 |
| E-mail Address: |
epwillens@aol.com |
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| Fee: |
$350/hr. (Two
Hour Minimum) |
| Administrative
Costs: |
NONE. |
| Expenses: |
NONE. |
| Deposit: |
Generally, payment
in full for time reserved due five (5) days before mediation date. |
| Cancellation
Policy: |
Full return of
deposit if cancellation forty-eight (48) hours before mediation date. |
| Payment Responsibility: |
Any balance due,
will be billed to counsel for the parties who will be jointly responsible
for any balances not paid, although the billing will reflect the share
as agreed upon by the parties. (Normally, each party pays their proportionate
share.) Payment due upon receipt of billing. |
| Years as mediator: |
Over twenty years
as a part-time mediator/arbitrator. Became full time neutral in February,
1998. |
| Number of mediations
conducted: |
Over 150. |
| Subject matter
of mediations conducted: |
Commercial, labor
and employment, real estate including construction defect and contamination
issues, trusts and probate estates, general tort including legal and
medical malpractice, intellectual property and personal injury. |
| Areas of expertise: |
Wide variety
of commercial/corporate - business matters, labor and employment,
real estate, construction defect, trade secret and unfair competition,
as well as personal injury. |
| Additional Information: |
Over 70 hours
of specialized mediation training: Member of AAA Commercial and Construction
Mediation and Arbitration panels: Member of Executive Committee of
Los Angeles County Bar Association’s Labor and Employment section
and Co-chair of its ADR committee: Member, EEOC Panel of Mediators:
Los Angeles County Superior Court Mediation and Arbitration Panelist:
Settlement Officer, United States District Court, Central District.
Over 20 years as Judge Pro Tempore of Los Angeles Superior Court,
and on Los Angeles Bar Association’s fee dispute resolution panel. |
