Larry Bogart has been a practicing attorney for 44 years. His principal practice area is Real Estate. Mr. Bogart is also experienced in Construction, Commercial, Trusts and Estates, Employment, Bankruptcy, Securities, Environment, Zoning, and Pest Control Companies matters. Mr. Bogart is retired from Powell Goldstein LLP.

C. David Butler was appointed U. S. Trustee, Region 21 (Bankruptcy Court). His experience is in the areas of Bankruptcy and Commercial matters. During his career, Mr. Butler has negotiated successfully in a wide variety of matters, including complex real estate disputes and workouts, claims against corporate officers and directors in both large and small companies, controversies involving corporate and construction law, and disputes involving partnership and professional liability. Mr. Butler was a Senior Partner at Alston & Bird for 14 years. He now practices with Shapiro Fussell Wedge Smotherman Martin & Price, LLP.

Greg Crochet is an experienced mediator and arbitrator. His principal practice area is Employment. Mr. Crochet is also experienced in the areas of Commercial, Securities, and Insurance.

Robert Dokson has 20 years of ADR experience. His principal practice area is Commercial matters. Mr. Dokson is also experienced in the areas of Commercial including Trade Secret, Restrictive Covenant and shareholder disputes; Franchise matters; Employment including discrimination, ERISA and benefits claims, and employment contract issues; Bankruptcy and reorganization, Professional liability, Personal injury, Product liability, Intellectual Property, Insurance claims (life, disability and health), and Trusts & Estate.

C. Wilson DuBose has almost 20 years experience as a neutral and more than 30 years experience as a commercial litigator and construction lawyer. His principal practice area is Construction. Mr. DuBose is also experienced in the areas of antitrust, business torts, insurance disputes, personal injury, civil rights, government contracts, employment law, real estate, intellectual property, banking law, tax, and environmental law. He is a past president of the Atlanta Bar Association, a member of the Board of Governors of the State Bar of Georgia and a member of the House of Delegates of the American Bar Association.

Ellwood "Ebb" Oakley is an Associate Professor of Legal Studies in the J. Mack Robinson College of Business, Georgia State University. Professor Oakley is experienced with complex cases involving contract disputes, securities fraud, or health care institutions. He has arbitrated, serving mainly as sole arbitrator or chief arbitrator on a three-person panel, more than 30 cases in the past several years. Professor Oakley has also written extensively in support of ADR. Appearing in law journals, business journals, and business practitioner outlets, his publications have addressed the use of arbitration and mediation to resolve insurance, securities, contracts, health care, and employment disputes.