Robert B. Moberly

Professor Moberly served as a Commissioner on the Arkansas Alternative Dispute Resolution Commission from 2006-11. He also is Professor of Law Emeritus (Trustee Research Fellow) at the University of Florida, where he was Founding Director of the Law School’s Institute for Dispute Resolution. He has authored two books and over 30 articles on ADR and Labor topics, and received an Award for Outstanding ADR Scholarship from the Center for Public Resources. As a member of the Florida Supreme Court Committee on Mediation and Arbitration, Professor Moberly was the principal drafter of the nation’s first enforceable standards of conduct for court-sponsored mediators. He is a member of the National Academy of Arbitrators; a Charter Member of the Association for Conflict Resolution; a Fellow of the American College of Labor and Employment Lawyers; and a Life member of the Labor and Employment Relations Association. He also is former Chair of the ADR and Labor Law Sections of the Association of American Law Schools.