Background
Marie Khadem, Vanda was born on June 5, 1960 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States.
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Vanda Marie Khadem
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Bryn Mawr College (Bachelor of Arts, Political Science, 1982). Suffolk University (Juris Doctor, 1986). Spoken languages: French and Farsi.
Career
Worked at Gelb & Gelb Limited Liability Partnership (Boston, Master of Arts) specializing in Civil Trial and Appellate Practice in Federal and State Courts. Arbitrations. Business, Securities, Intellectual Property, Domestic Relations and Family and Probate Law Litigation. Admitted to the bar, 1986, Massachusetts.
1987, United States.
District Court, District of Massachusetts. 1992, United States. Court of Appeals, First Circuit. Executive Board Member, Suffolk University Law School Moot Court Board.
Best Oral Advocate at Suffolk Law School First Year Moot Court Competition.
Harvard Law School Mediation Program. Company-Author: "Issues to Consider When Settling a Case for a Joint Tortfeasor," Massachusetts Bar Association Civil Litigation Section News, Volume XV, Number.
1, November 1992. Associate, Schultz & Bednarz, 1986-1988.
Member: Massachusetts (Member, Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee, 1995) and American (Chair, Racial Reconciliation Subcommittee, American Bar Association Dispute Resolution Section, 1994. Vice-chair, Community Based Programs Committee, American Bar Association Dispute Resolution Section, 1995) Bar Associations.
Gelb & Gelb Limited Liability Partnership specializes in the resolution of disputes involving business, securities, intellectual property and family and probate law issues through negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and litigation in federal and state courts. The firm is included in the Martindale-Hubbell Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers.
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Membership
Member: Massachusetts (Member, Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee, 1995) and American (Chair, Racial Reconciliation Subcommittee, American Bar Association Dispute Resolution Section, 1994. Vice-chair, Community Based Programs Committee, American Bar Association Dispute Resolution Section, 1995) Bar Associations.
