William Alan Harding

Background

Harding, William Alan was born on September 1, 1944 in Lincoln, Nebraska, United States. Son of J. Max and Eileen A. Harding.

Education

University of Nebraska (Bachelor of Arts, 1966. Juris Doctor, 1969). Delta Theta Phi. Member, 1967-1968 and Leading Articles Editor, 1968-1969, Nebraska Law Review.

Member, University of Nebraska National Moot Court Team, 1967-1968 and 1968-1969.

Member, Region VII Health Advisory Commission, Health Service and Mental Health Administration, United States. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1971-1973.

Instructor in Legal Writing, University of Nebraska, College of Law, 1971-1974. Member, Governor's Task Force for Government Improvement, Human Services and Relations Committee, 1980.

Chairman, Labor Relations Council, Nebraska Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 1983- 1989.

Moderator and Issue Resource Person, White House Conference on Small Business, Nebraska State Session and Chicago Regional Conference, 1985-1986.Member, Boar d of Directors, Nebraska Continuing Legal Education, Incorporated., 1989:13.

Career

Josip Juraj Newberry Company v. National Labor Relations Board, 442 F.2d 897 (2d Circuit 1971); National Labor Relations Board v. Nash-Finch Company, 404 United States. 138 (1971); National Labor Relations Board v. Freeman Company, 471 F.2d 708 (8th Circuit 1972); Levitt v. Board of Trustees of Nebraska State Colleges, 376 F.Supp. 945 (Doctorate. Nebraska 1974); Crete Education Association v. School District of Crete, 193 Nebraska 245, 226 North.W.2d 752 (1975); CWA v. City of Hastings, 198 Nebraska 668, 254 North.W.2d 695 (1977); Lincoln Firefighters v. City of Lincoln, 198 Nebraska 174, 252 North.W.2d 607 (1977); AFSCME v. Lancaster County, 200 Nebraska 301, 263 North.W.2d 471 (1978); Douglas County Health Department Employees Association v. Douglas County, 229 Nebraska 301, 427 North.W.2d 28 (1988); Dolsky v. Bryan Memorial Hospital, 945 F.2d 234 (8th Circuit 1991).Worked at Harding, Shultz & Downs (Lincoln, North-East) specializing in General, Appellate and Trial Practice before Federal Courts, Departments and Agencies, Administrative, Agricultural, Banking, Bankruptcy, Business, Casualty Insurance, Civil, Condemnation, Condominium, Communications, Corporate and Commercial, Criminal, Employment and Labor Law, Family Law, General Negligence, Insurance, Interstate Commerce, Interstate Land Sales, Malpractice, Medical Legal, Motor Carrier, Municipal, Pension and Profit Sharing, Probate, Products Liability, Real Estate, Reorganizations, Securities, Sports, Tax, Transportation, Utilities and Workers Compensation Law. Admitted to the bar, 1969, Nebraska, United States. District Court, District of Nebraska, United States.

Court of Appeals, 5th Circuit, United States.

Court of Appeals, 8th Circuit and United States. Court of Appeals, 10th Circuit.

1971, United States. Court of Appeals, 2nd Circuit, United States.

Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit and United States. Court of Appeals, 4th Circuit.

1972, United States. Supreme Court. 1981, United States.

Court of Appeals, 11th Circuit. Delta Theta Phi. Member, 1967-1968 and Leading Articles Editor, 1968-1969, Nebraska Law Review.

Member, University of Nebraska National Moot Court Team, 1967-1968 and 1968-1969. Member, Region VII Health Advisory Commission, Health Service and Mental Health Administration, United States.

Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1971-1973.

Instructor in Legal Writing, University of Nebraska, College of Law, 1971-1974. Member, Governor"s Task Force for Government Improvement, Human Services and Relations Committee, 1980. Chairman, Labor Relations Council, Nebraska Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 1983—.

Moderator and Issue Resource Person, White House Conference on Small Business, Nebraska State Session and Chicago Regional Conference, 1985-1986.

Member, Board of Directors: Nebraska Continuing Legal Education, Incorporated., 1989—. Nebraska Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 1984—.

Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Nebraska, 1986-1990. Havelock Bank, 1986-1987.

Norwest Bank-Lincoln, North.A., 1988-1994.

Lincoln Pius X High School Foundation, 1992—. Member: Lincoln, Nebraska State (Chairman, Committees on: Administrative Agencies, 1971-1972 and 1975-1976. Specialization and Advertising, 1979-1981), American and Federal Bar Associations.

International Municipal Lawyers Association.

Fellow, Nebraska State Bar Foundation. Harding, Shultz & Downs was founded in 1957 and has offices in Denver, Colorado and Lincoln, Nebraska.

Harding, Shultz & Downs has 22 lawyers (8 in Denver and 14 in Lincoln). In Nebraska, Harding, Shultz & Downs is dominant in representing public and private clients in labor relations and employment matters.

The Denver office has strong business, real estate, labor and employment, and environmental practices.

The business practice services emerging companies and growth-oriented established businesses, real estate development and mortgage lending. Both offices have significant litigation practices, focusing on complex, commercial, and personal injury litigation. In addition, both offices handle real estate and estate planning matters.

Achievements

• William Alan Harding has been listed as a reputable Lawyer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member, 1967-1968 and Leading Articles Editor, 1968-1969, Nebraska Law Review. Member, University of Nebraska National Moot Court Team, 1967-1968 and 1968-1969. Member, Region VII Health Advisory Commission, Health Service and Mental Health Administration, United States.

Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1971-1973.

Instructor in Legal Writing, University of Nebraska, College of Law, 1971-1974. Member, Governor"s Task Force for Government Improvement, Human Services and Relations Committee, 1980.

Chairman, Labor Relations Council, Nebraska Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 1983—. Moderator and Issue Resource Person, White House Conference on Small Business, Nebraska State Session and Chicago Regional Conference, 1985-1986.

Member, Board of Directors: Nebraska Continuing Legal Education, Incorporated., 1989—.

Nebraska Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 1984—. Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Nebraska, 1986-1990. Havelock Bank, 1986-1987.

Norwest Bank-Lincoln, North.A., 1988-1994.

Lincoln Pius X High School Foundation, 1992—. Member: Lincoln, Nebraska State (Chairman, Committees on: Administrative Agencies, 1971-1972 and 1975-1976.

Specialization and Advertising, 1979-1981), American and Federal Bar Associations. International Municipal Lawyers Association.

Fellow, Nebraska State Bar Foundation.

Fellow, Nebraska State Bar Foundation.

Connections

Married Nancy J. Neubauer, December 19, 1970. Children: Tiffany, Jeffrey.

Father:

J. Max Harding

Mother:

Eileen A. Harding

Spouse:

Nancy J. Neubauer

child:

Tiffany Harding

child:

Jeffrey Harding