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Curtis L. Brown, Strategic Mediations

Curtis L. Brown’s skills have assisted diverse business, professional, academic, civic and charitable entities for over 45 years. He has served as chair or member of the board of directors, attorney, advisor or mediator for innumerable organizations.

He currently serves as chair of the board of World Hunger Relief Institute, chair-elect of Art Center Waco, and member of the Board of Directors of 21Wilberforce, an international religious freedom advocacy organization based in Falls Church, Virginia.

Curtis has served as mediator in settling disputes of all types, including large and complex legal actions. He successfully mediated a case with 36 parties, attorneys and representatives. He had the privilege of mediating a lawsuit in which a senior Federal Judge was personally a party.

Mr. Brown has lectured on various legal topics, including as an Adjunct Professor of Law at Baylor Law School, as a guest lecturer for several other law schools, and has authored legal articles, including two published by the State Bar of Texas.

Before beginning his practice of mediation in Dallas, Mr. Brown received his CPA license and practiced in the Denver and New York City offices of one of the largest international accounting firms where he was a Senior Tax Accountant for the 4th largest company in the United States. He served as Founding Partner of Brown, Baskin, Bickel and Brewer, Attorneys, in Dallas that represented publicly traded businesses, private enterprises, and not-for-profit entities. He has served as outside General Counsel of several companies, including Interstate Battery System of America.

Curtis served on the Board of Directors of the Waco Bar Association, and on the Judiciary Committee of the Dallas Bar Association.

Personal and Educational

After receiving his B.B.A. in Accounting from Texas Tech University, he earned his JurisDoctor degree from The University of Texas School of Law and completed international law courses at The University of Oxford and the London School of Economics. Having already served as chair or on the board of directors of numerous business, professional, academic, civic and charitable entities, Mr. Brown was selected as an Outstanding Young Man in America in 1985.

Mr. Brown has earned from Martindale-Hubbell the rating of “A-V”, the highest rating both as to legal ability and general reputation, every year since 1982.

A few letters of recommendation are attached.

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