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"Founding" MemberWorld Arbitration and Mediation Review (WAMR) is a quarterly journal that provides its readers with a thorough assessment of the contemporary developments, policy and academic debates, and practical challenges related to the worldwide regulation and use of arbitration and mediation. WAMR provides value to both professionals and academics interested in the global and domestic dimensions of arbitration and mediation through high quality publications that include scholarly, policy and practice-oriented articles, editorial commentaries, analysis of recent cases, book reviews, and other writings. Given its global reach, dynamic format and frequency, WAMR aims to become a key reference for cutting edge and excellent research in the field of dispute resolution worldwide.During my time at WAMR, I:-Worked with a small team to produce a quarterly journal focused on world arbitration and mediation-Edited scholarly articles, case notes, and book reports to be published-Corresponded with authors over email to ensure a timely and efficient publication process-Marketed the review on social media sites like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter-Marketed the review by creating business cards and flyers-Coordinated events to expand the reviews reach-Attended events like the International Chamber of Commerce Conference in Miami, FL to expand readership and reach out to potential contributors

-Created and filed physical & digital case files-Wrote memorandums of law for partners to use in trial-Produced and edited briefs to be submitted to local, state, and federal courts-Researched case law using WestLaw to be used as support in trial

U.S. Magistrate Judge John J. O'Sullivan-Researched case law using West Law and Lexis to be used as support in trial-Produced Reports and Recommendations for official record-Utilized WordPerfect to prepare Draft Orders for Notice of Hearings for Judge’s signed approval-Created and filed physical case files-Extracted excerpts from transcripts to support statements in Reports-Verified accuracy of legal citations in Reports and Recommendations to ensure consistency-Sat in federal trials regarding patent law, computer fraud, identity theft and public bribery-Completed full FBI background check for clearance purposes