Daniel Preston Dozier Email & Phone Number

Ocala, Florida, Us

The National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals (NADN), the premier association for experienced Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) practitioners, has invited Daniel Preston Dozier to become a member. Membership to NADN is by invitation only and is limited to those mediators and arbitrators most widely acceptable to parties and their counsel in each state. Given NADN’s rigorous due diligence and interview procedures, parties and counsel are assured that listed neutrals are considered amongst the top ADR practitioners as rated by local litigation firms.

The U.S. Institute for Environmental Conflict Resolution, an independent and impartial federal program, has a mission and history of helping people find workable solutions to tough environmental conflicts ... anywhere in the U.S.

Bethesda, Maryland, Us

Dan Dozier is a member of the law firm of Press & Dozier, LLC, which has practice areas in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), Commercial Real Estate, Commercial Finance, Business Law, Creditors Rights and Aviation Law. Dan's practice is focused on providing a full range of ADR services including mediation, facilitation, and stakeholder consultation services as a neutral, and process design and settlement consultation services to clients.

Creative Dispute Resolutions presents a group of retired judges, experienced attorneys, and other dispute resolution professionals throughout Maryland and the District of Columbia. Collectively, the group offers a wide array of backgrounds, fields of experience, and styles to choose from

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Manager of CDR Associates Washington DC office, a leading conflict management and mediation firm that provides ADR services to parties in the United States and around the world.

Falls Church, Va, Us

Mr. Dozier managed alternative dispute resolution (ADR) programs for this 3000-person consulting firm. He served as a mediator in complex technical multi-party disputes, provided consultation and coaching to MNG Center staff and junior mediators, and designed conflict management systems and consults with organizations regarding organizational development, training, and conflict management programs. Mr. Dozier provided mediation and other ADR services to Federal Agencies, private companies and non-profit organizations.

Chantilly, Virginia, Us

Mr. Dozier managed programs providing mediation services in complex multi-party environmental disputes, major negotiated rulemaking proceedings, and public policy and technical disputes. He facilitated policy dialogues between varied groups regarding environmental and complex technical issues, and acted as an expert cost allocation neutral to assist parties to settle hazardous waste cost allocation disputes. Mr. Dozier provided mediation services to parties and managed all aspects of dozens of hazardous waste cost allocation disputes, including the construction of large databases and quality control verification, site and facility reviews, research projects, technical reports, and interviews and depositions of witnesses.

South Royalton, Vt, Us

I taught Environmental Dispute Resolution from 1989 to 2000.

Mr. Dozier joined CDR Associates as manager of the firm's Washington DC Office. Mr. Dozier and his CDR colleagues were engaged as facilitators or mediators in the full range of environmental and public policy issues, such as: land use, community redevelopment, facilities siting, housing, and growth; regulatory negotiations; clean up of Superfund sites and hazardous materials; air quality policies and enforcement; waste management; remediation of mining sites; future uses of nuclear facilities; streamlining permitting processes; licensing and operation of dams and hydropower sites; and natural resource issues. Mr. Dozier was responsible for the provision of professional services in the following program areas: Situation assessments and convening of public processes to identify issues, assess the readiness of parties to negotiate, identify stakeholders, and design effective procedures for collaboration;

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As chief legal official for the Agency, Mr. Dozier represented mediators in protecting the confidentiality of information obtained during the course of mediation; provided information and responded to problems and provided advice regarding legal issues in difficult cases. He also represented the Agency in litigation and administrative hearings before the Merit Systems Protection Board, the Federal Labor Relations Authority and private arbitrators. He was also a mediator in two negotiated rulemaking cases, one for the Environmental Protection Agency, and one for the Education Department. While at the Agency, Dozier was Liaison Member to the Administrative Conference of the United States, where he participated in the drafting of several Conference recommendations regarding the use of alternative methods of resolving disputes involving Federal agencies or programs.

Doctor Of Law (J.D.), Law

Doctor Of Law (J.D.), Law

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), History