Hunter D. Hale

Background

Hunter Hale was born in 1946 in Dalton, Georgia, United States.

Education

Hunter Hale attended the Emory University (Bachelor of Arts, 1968), International Christian University, Tokyo (1969), Columbia Law School (Juris Doctor, 1972), Cornell University (Full Year Asian Language Concentration, 1974),

nter-University Center for Japanese Language Studies, Tokyo (1975-1976) and the University of Washington (Asian Law Program, 1976-1977).

Career

Hunter Hale worked at Hunter Hale International. He was admitted to the bar, 1974, New York and in 1981, District of Columbia.

Achievements

• Hunter Hale has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Membership

Member: American Bar Association. Japanese-American Society for Legal Studies. Military: Studies, Tokyo (1975-1976).

University of Washington (Asian Law Program, 1976-1977).

Fellow, 1975-1976. Chairman, Columbia Law School Senate, 1971-1972. Department of Justice, Special Achievement Award, 1981.

Vice President, American Chamber of Commerce in Japan, 1986-1989. Trustee: Nishimachi International School, Tokyo, 1982—.

Foundation for International Dispute Resolution, 1991—.

Director, Neighborhood Learning Center, District of Columbia, 1995—.