Marvin J. HUBERMAN

Background

Huberman, Marvin J. was born on January 16, 1958 in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Education

Yeshiva University; University of British Columbia (Bachelor of Laws, 1982). Harvard Law School (Mediation Certification). University of Toronto (Arbitration Certification).

Osgoode Hall Law School (Master of Laws in Alternative Dispute Resolution).

University of Toronto (Arbitration Certification). Osgoode Hall Law School (Master of Laws in Alternative Dispute Resolution).

Osgoode Hall Law School (Master of Laws in Alternative Dispute Resolution).

Career

Worked at Morris/Rose/Ledgett (Toronto, Ontario) specializing in General Practice. Corporate, Corporate Financing, Banking, Reorganization, Securities, Bankruptcy, Taxation, International Transactions, Real Estate, Condominium, Estates, Transportation, Government Regulation, Administrative Law, Commercial Litigation, Alternative Dispute Resolution. Admitted to the bar, 1983, British Columbia.

1988, Ontario.

Appointed Vice-Chair, Commercial Registration Appeal Tribunal.

Appointed Adjudicator by the Federal Minister of Labour. Serves as Mediator at the A.D.R. Centre of the Ontario Court of Justice (General Division).

Chair, Ontario Equestrian Federation, Ethics and Equine Welfare Committee. Member, American Bar Association, Section of Dispute Resolution, Ethics Committee.

Past Chair, Canadian Bar Association-Ontario, Civil Litigation Section.

Past Company-Chair, National Civil Litigation Section, C.B.A. Member, National Ethics and Professional Responsibility Committee, C.B.A. Member, Ethics Practitioners" Association of Canada. Executive Member, National Alternative Dispute Resolution Section, C.B.A. Member, Federal Court Bench and Bar Liaison Committee, C.B.A. Member, Uniform Law Conference of Canada, Class Proceedings Committee. Programming Chair, CBAO, 1996 Annual Institute of Continuing Legal Education.

Member, National Institute for Dispute Resolution.

Member, Development Advisory Committee, Canadian Foundation for Dispute Resolution. Author: "Anatomy of a Problem: Proving the Identity of Fingerprints in Limiting Situations," 41 Advocate 125, 1983.

Guest Faculty, Osgoode Hall Law School Intensive Trial Advocacy Workshop. Instructor, Civil Litigation and Advocacy, The Law Society of Upper Canada, Bar Admission Course.

Outside Counsel, Ontario Human Rights Commission.

On Roster of Legal Counsel, Ontario Securities Commission. Member, Program Advisory Committee, Sheridan College. Member, Canadian Jewish Congress, Ontario Regional Council.

Recipient, Dedicated Professional Service Award, Canadian Bar Association, Ontario.

Certified Black Belt (Tae Kwon Do). Listed in the Toronto Registry.

Who"s Who, 1995-1996. Morris/Rose/Ledgett was founded approximately a quarter-century ago on a strong entrepreneurial client base.

Today, our clients range from owners and operators of small and medium family-held concerns to major commercial enterprises, multi-national organizations and substantial financial institutions.

We Support their energy and initiative in creating and undertaking new ventures and work with them closely, adding value to their game plan.

Achievements

• Marvin J. Huberman has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Membership

Member, American Bar Association, Section of Dispute Resolution, Ethics Committee. Past Chair, Canadian Bar Association-Ontario, Civil Litigation Section. Past Company-Chair, National Civil Litigation Section, C.B.A. Member, National Ethics and Professional Responsibility Committee, C.B.A. Member, Ethics Practitioners" Association of Canada.

Executive Member, National Alternative Dispute Resolution Section, C.B.A. Member, Federal Court Bench and Bar Liaison Committee, C.B.A. Member, Uniform Law Conference of Canada, Class Proceedings Committee.

Programming Chair, CBAO, 1996 Annual Institute of Continuing Legal Education. Member, National Institute for Dispute Resolution.

Member, Development Advisory Committee, Canadian Foundation for Dispute Resolution.