Adjunct Professor Karen Washington inducted into invitation-only association

Posted by Texas A&M School of Law on Jan 14, 2020 5:00:00 PM

Karen Roberts Washington, adjunct professor at Texas A&M School of Law, was recognized for her mediation experience and quality by being inducted into the National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals (NADN).karen-washington

According to NADN, Washington is an experienced lawyer, having handled cases in state and federal courts across a broad spectrum of issues. She is also a highly-skilled mediator, having mediated more than 1200 civil disputes.
The National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals is a professional association whose membership consists of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) professionals distinguished by their hands-on experience in the field of civil and commercial conflict resolution. Membership is by invitation only, and all Academy members have been thoroughly reviewed and found to meet stringent practice criteria. Members are amongst the most in-demand neutrals in their respective states, as selected by their peers and approved by local litigators.

“We’re delighted to recognize Karen Roberts Washington to the Academy’s Texas Chapter in recognition of excellence in her mediation practice,” commented Darren Lee, executive director of NADN.

Topics: ADR, faculty and staff

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