3 Day Florida Supreme Court Certified County Court Mediation Training Program
Conducted online through Zoom from March 4-6, 2021
Registration Fee $495.00
This interactive program provides strategies and techniques for maximizing your conflict management abilities and your negotiating skills. Upon completion of this program, you will have a foundation for understanding the mediation process in theory and practical application. In addition, this program meets the training requirements for certification as a Florida Supreme Court Certified County Court Mediator. As you go forward, in both your professional and personal interactions, you will be able to provide conflict resolution assistance to others, in formal and informal settings.
This program provides 25 CLE Credits as follows:
25.0 General Hours, including 0.5 hours in Bias Elimination and 2.5 hours in Ethics.
This program meets 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. each day (EST).
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3 Day Florida Supreme Court Certified County Court Mediation Training Program
Conducted online through Zoom on April 10, 11, and 17 2021
Registration Fee $495.00
This interactive program provides strategies and techniques for maximizing your conflict management abilities and your negotiating skills. Upon completion of this program, you will have a foundation for understanding the mediation process in theory and practical application. In addition, this program meets the training requirements for certification as a Florida Supreme Court Certified County Court Mediator. As you go forward, in both your professional and personal interactions, you will be able to provide conflict resolution assistance to others, in formal and informal settings.
This program provides 25 CLE Credits as follows:
25.0 General Hours, including 0.5 hours in Bias Elimination and 2.5 hours in Ethics.
This program meets 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. each day (EST).
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Lloyd Comiter has been a member of the Florida Bar since 1991 and represents small and medium
size businesses as well as individuals in business disputes, landlord/tenant matters and
other contract litigation matters. He is a Florida Supreme Court Certified County Court
Mediator, Circuit Court Mediator and Family Mediator.
Lloyd is rated AV by Martindale Hubbell meaning that he has reached the
highest of professional excellence and is recognized for the highest levels of skill and
integrity. He is an Adjunct Professor at Lynn University, teaching The Legal
Environment of Business. Lloyd frequently lectures on landlord/tenant disputes, small
claims court disputes and mediation.
Lloyd is a member of the Palm Beach County Bar Association where he has been the
Chair of the Small Claims Court Clinics’ Committee since 2007 and the South Palm
Beach County Bar Association. He is serving his fifth term on the Florida Bar Small
Claims Rules Committee and is the former Chair. Additionally, Lloyd is a former Civil
Traffic Hearing Officer in Palm Beach County, Florida.
Lloyd has lived in South Florida since 1967 and is married to Meryl. They have three
children together.
Keith Grossman helps families negotiate and manage divorce, child custody, estate planning, and related family law issues more comfortably and with honor.
He is a Collaborative Attorney, a Florida Supreme Court Certified Family and Circuit Civil Mediator, Florida Supreme Court Qualified Arbitrator, an Educator and a Peacemaker.
Keith helps his clients "think outside the court" so they don't go broke and are better able to preserve their relationships.
In fact, the Lee County Association of Family Law Professionals awarded Keith the 2015 Hugh E. Starnes "Think Outside the Box" award for leadership, critical thinking, innovation, and dedication to non-adversarial practice.
The Cape Coral Community Foundation has also recognized Keith as a nominee for the 2018 Elmer Tabor Generosity Award.
Keith has been AV rated by Martindale Hubbell (less than 15% of all lawyers are awarded this distinction) and has been recognized as a Super Lawyer by Thomson Reuters. He is also an Adjunct Professor at Florida Gulf Coast University, teaching Alternative Dispute Resolution, Elder Law, and Comparative Criminal Justice.
Keith frequently lectures, facilitates training programs, and writes articles on conflict management and negotiation topics. He blogs at PeaceShark.com. His books, "The Power of Releasing Judgment," "What Is A Peace Chest?" and "How Do You Build A Peace Chest?" are available at Amazon.
Keith graduated from the University of Florida with a law degree as well as a Bachelor of Science in Journalism. He is a Past President of the Lee County Bar Association, as well as President of the Collaborative Professionals of Southwest Florida, a Board member for the Florida Academy of Collaborative Professionals, a Board member for the Association of Family Law Professionals, and a former Board member of the Society for Human Resource Management Southwest Florida.