Michael Zimmerman

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38 years of experience
Appeals & Appellate, Business Law, International Law
Chair, Board of Directors, The Utah Council on Conflict Resolution (1999-present), Chair, Utah Judicial Council Task Force on Racial and Ethnic Fairness in the Judicial System (1996-2000), Co-Director, Registry of Independent Scientific and Technical Advisors at The Private Adjudication Center at Duke University (2000-2002), Co-chair, Utah Judicial Council Task Force on Gender and Justice (1986-1990), Co-chair, Utah State Bar Access to Justice Task Force (1996-1997), Faculty Member, SJI-funded "Judging Science" program at Duke University Law School for appellate and trial judges (1992), Member, American Academy of Appellate Lawyers (2005), Member, American Arbitration Association (2000-present), Member, American Law Institute (1990-present), Member, Association for Conflict Resolution (2001-present), Member, Board of Directors, American Judicature Society (1995-2001), Member, Board of Directors, Conference of Chief Justices (1995-1998), Member, Board of Directors, Utah Legal Services, Inc. (2002-present), Member, Commission on Racial and Ethnic Fairness in the Judicial System (2001-present), Member, Utah Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice (1995-1998), Member, Utah Constitutional Revision Commission (1987-1993), Utah, Utah, Utah, Utah, Utah, Utah, Utah, Utah, Member, Federal Civil Rules Advisory Committee of the Judicial Conference of the United States (1985-1991)

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Chair, Board of Directors, The Utah Council on Conflict Resolution (1999-present)

Chair, Utah Judicial Council Task Force on Racial and Ethnic Fairness in the Judicial System (1996-2000)

Co-Director, Registry of Independent Scientific and Technical Advisors at The Private Adjudication Center at Duke University (2000-2002)

Co-chair, Utah Judicial Council Task Force on Gender and Justice (1986-1990)

Faculty Member, SJI-funded "Judging Science" program at Duke University Law School for appellate and trial judges (1992)

Member, Commission on Racial and Ethnic Fairness in the Judicial System (2001-present)

Appointed as Special Master for United States District Court (United States of America v. Douglas E. Brown, et al.; Civil No. 2:95CR 245B) (2001-present)