Douglas Noll
Clovis, California, USA

www.nollassociates.com
dougnollmbb@gmail.com

Douglas Noll has obtained his J.D. from the University of the Pacific in Sacramento, California in 1977 and was admitted to the Bar in the same year. He has been an Adjunct Professor of Law at the San Joaquin College of Law in California, since 1987 and was the Adjunct Professor of Forensic Psychology at Alliant International University in California from 2001 - 2004.

As a mediator and peacemaker, Doug has worked on over 1,500 conflicts, both litigated and non-litigated.

Mr. Noll specializes in difficult, complex and intractable conflicts where relationships are involved. He is a former trial lawyer who demonstrated success in complex, difficult or unique cases in state and federal trial and appellate courts. Doug has experience in AAA commercial and construction arbitration and has a broad range of knowledge, including business, financial, construction, commercial, agricultural, employment, constitutional law, insurance law and government contracts.

At MBB, Doug is the Board Liaison for the Truth & Reconciliation Commission Committee and the Strategic Planning Committee. He is also a member of the Technology & Information Systems Committee.

Educational Degrees

• Fresno Pacific University, Fresno, California, USA, M.A. 2001
  
• University of the Pacific, Sacramento, California, USA, J.D. 1977
  
• Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire, USA, B.A. 1973

Books:

• Sex, Politics & Religion at the Office: The New Competitive Advantage, co-authored with John Boogaert, Auberry Press (Fresno CA 2006).
  
• Chapter 3: The Neuropsychology of Conflict in The Psychology of Resolving Global Conflicts:  From War to Peace, (M. Fitzduff & C.E. Stout, eds.) vol.1, Praeger Security International (Wesport CN 2006). 
  
• Peacemaking: Practicing At The Intersection Of Law And Human Conflict (Cascadia Publishing House, Telford PA 2003)

Articles:

• Peacemaking, The Fresno Business Journal, and www.mediate.com
  (1999-2006)
  
• Breach of Faith: Mediating Clergy Sexual Abuse Cases, Acresolution Magazine (Summer 2004),
  
• Interest-Based Negotiation, The Successful California Accountant, v.57 (Summer, 2002)
  
• Warrior to Peacemaker: One Lawyer’s Journey, Conciliation Quarterly, vol. 20, no. 4 pp. 9-10 (Fall 2001)
  
• A Theory of Mediation, Dispute Resolution Journal (Feb. 2001)
  
• Restorative Justice: A Framework for Fresno
  
• Rules of Engagement, The Successful California Accountant, v.55 (Winter 2001)
  
• Peacemaking and Conflict Management, The Successful California Accountant, v.55 (Fall 2000)
  
• Conflict Escalation:  A Five Phase Model
  
• Conflict Dynamics, Los Angeles Daily Journal Verdicts And Settlements (October 20, 2000)
  
• Numerous CLE and MCLE courses for CPA’s and lawyers on conflict management, conflict theory, mediation, and peacemaking