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DUNLAP MEDIATION
Mediation Services and Training

Professional Dispute Resolution Services

Featuring Appellate, Circuit, and County Mediation Training Programs

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Supreme Court Certified Circuit Civil Mediator Training Program
(July 13-15, and 21, 22, 2012)
Sign up for the July 2012 training now.
Click for additional Circuit Civil Training Details or click for Registration Form. You do NOT need to be an attorney to be a certified circuit civil mediator.

Supreme Court Certified Appellate Mediator Training Program
(June 16, 2012)
Click for additional Appellate Mediation Training Details or click for Registration Form. You do NOT need to be an attorney to be a certified county court mediator.
For initial certification as a mediator of appellate matters, an applicant must be a Florida Supreme Court certified circuit, family or dependency mediator and successfully complete a Florida Supreme Court certified appellate mediation training program. There are NO role play exercises during this training and NO mentoring requirements following training.

Supreme Court Certified County Court Mediator Training Program
(June 1-3, 2012)
Sign up for the June 2012 training now.
Click for additional County Court Training Details or click for Registration Form. You do NOT need to be an attorney to be a certified county court mediator.

How to Become a Mediator: General information about the mediator certification requirements can be accessed at: How to Become A Florida Supreme Court Certified Mediator, Step By Step Guide. Additional information about Florida's mediator certification process can be accessed at the Florida Dispute Resolution Center's (DRC) website which includes a section on Frequently Asked Questions.

If you are interested in Florida's Mediator Ethics Advisory Committee (MEAC) Opinions, a compilation of MEAC opinions issued since 1995 can be accessed at: MEAC Opinions. The opinions are broken down into the following categories:

Eric Dunlap is a certified Circuit Civil and County court mediator, an appellate mediator for Florida's Fifth District Court of Appeals, and a federal court mediator for the U.S. Middle District of Florida. Mr. Dunlap obtained his law degree from Cumberland School of Law in 1991, his Masters in Business Administration from Samford University in 1991, and his Bachelors of Science in Business Administration from the University of Central Florida in 1988. Mr. Dunlap also serves on the Mediator Qualifications Board Central Division and was named one of Orlando's Top Lawyers in the 2010 and 2011 editions of Orlando Home and Leisure magazine.

Mr. Dunlap has experience in the following areas of Civil Law:

ADA Disability
Appellate
Civil Rights
Commercial/Business
Community and Homeowners Associations
Condominiums
Contracts
Criminal Justice
EEOC
Employment
Insurance
Labor/Unions
Landlord/Tenant
Negligence
Nursing Home
Police Liability
Professional Malpractice
Title VII
Torts

In addition to serving as a mediator, Mr. Dunlap serves as an adjunct professor at Barry University School of Law in Orlando, Florida where he teaches Mediation Theory and County Court Mediator Certification courses to students enrolled at the law school. As a Primary Trainer for Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit Civil and County Mediation programs, Mr. Dunlap offers appellate, circuit civil and county court mediator certification training sessions to the public. Businesses, organizations, and agencies may schedule dispute resolution and training sessions to improve dispute resolution techniques essential for healthy employee/employer relations and client relations.

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Mr. Dunlap can be reached at:
Dunlap Mediation
105 Spring Valley Loop
Altamonte Springs, FL 32714
(321) 230-3088
(407) 682-2785 (fax)
DunlapMediation@earthlink.net