Mediator Resume

Joe Hampton ADR

Attorney

Arbitrator, Joe Hampton ADR (2022-present); Attorney, Tomlinson & McKinstry, PC (2022-present); Partner, Hampton Barghols Pierce, PLLC (2019-2021); Partner, Corbyn Hampton Barghols Pierce, PLLC (2006-2018); Partner, Ryan, Whaley & Coldiron (2002-2006); Partner, Conner & Winters, PC (2000-2001); Corbyn & Hampton, PC (1995-2000); Partner/Associate, Ryan Holloman Corbyn and Geister, P.C. (1986-2000).

Over 35 years of experience as an attorney in private practice handling a variety of complex litigation and arbitration matters for a variety of clients. Litigation and arbitration experience and emphasis in business, commercial, franchise, securities, business torts, energy, employment (including discrimination, wrongful discharge, benefit issues, covenants not to compete, trade secrets), shareholder, professional negligence, appraisal, valuation and construction matters. Extensive first chair experience representing clients in jury trials, non-jury trials, arbitration hearings, and administrative proceedings. Clients include public companies, private companies, partnerships, individuals, governmental agencies and officials. Experience representing plaintiffs/claimants and defendants/respondents. Active ADR practice as member of Commercial, Construction and Employment Panels. Experience as Panel Chair in multiple cases as well as numerous appointments as sole arbitrator.

Mediation experience includes assisting a variety of parties (public companies, privately-held companies, partnerships, governmental entities and individuals) in resolving their disputes. Experience includes multi-party mediation, claim amounts in excess of $1,000,000.00, and significant non-monetary issues.

Subject matter experience includes mediating cases involving the following issues: partnership disputes, misappropriation of trade secrets, breach of restrictive covenants (non-competition and non-solicitation), professional negligence, construction (commercial and residential), trust administration, securities (fraud, churning, suitability), products liability (food safety and supply chain distribution issues), buy-sell agreements, employment and personal injury.

High priority is placed on pre-mediation preparation, including pre-mediation meetings and/or conference calls with the parties' counsel in addition to submission of mediation statements. Particular attention is paid to insure all parties are in possession of information necessary to adequately prepare and participate in mediation in a meaningful manner. Counsel are expected to cooperate with the mediator's pre-mediation efforts, as well as actively prepare their clients for the mediation process. At mediation, parties are expected to actively participate in discussions with the mediator.

Oklahoma University (BBA, Business Management-1983; JD, with honors-1986).

Admitted to the Bar, Oklahoma, 1986. Admitted to various Federal District Courts, Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, United States Supreme Court.

American Bar Association (Dispute Resolution, Forum on Franchising, Litigation Sections); Oklahoma Bar Association; Oklahoma County Bar Association; Federal Bar Association

Within 50-mile radius of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Hourly Rate: $450.00 Daily Rate: Not provided Study Rate: $450.00/hr Cancellation: Not provided Cancellation Period: Not provided Comment: Applies to time spent in pre-mediation preparation, mediation, and post-mediation activity.

English

United States of America

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma