Featured on WABE, Business Report, Georgia Public Radio discussing the topics of mediation and aarbetration, Nedra L. Wick has participated in the alternative dispute resolution (ADR) process since 1977.  She is an experienced, registered mediator with the Georgia Office of Dispute Resolution and is certified by the Better Business Bureau to arbitrate consumer cases.  Ms. Wick has assisted parties with resolving over 350 disputes involving areas such as:  Business relationships, commercial, construction, contracts, corporate, domestic relations (divorce and custody), employment law, insurance, labor/management, personal injury, probate (wills, trusts, and estates), professional liability/malpractice, property, other general civil matters..

In addition to accepting private appointments nationwide, Ms. Wick is certified to be selected by the parties and appointed to cases by courts in the following ADR programs representing 40 counties in Georgia:  Clayton Judicial Circuit; Cobb Judicial Circuit; Dekalb Judicial Circuit; Fulton County Landlord-Tenant Program; Gwinnett Judicial Circuit; Sixth Judicial Administrative District; Seventh Judicial Administrative District; and the Ninth Judicial Administrative District.  She has completed advanced mediation training in the areas of Negotiation, Juvenile Mediation, and Domestic Violence.

As an attorney practicing primarily in labor and employment law and a former human resources professional, Ms. Wick’s background provides her with knowledge and experience in many industries and opportunities for interaction with persons at all levels and stages of their lives.  She now limits her practice of law to cases involving Labor Relations; Equal Employment Opportunity;  Immigration; Affirmative Action; Wage and Hour; Disabilities; Substance Abuse; Contracts; Corporations; Business; and Administrative Law.

Ms. Wick has further assisted numerous companies with containing legal and litigation costs, increase employee productivity, and improve workplace satisfaction through designing and developing in-house mediation programs.

She has taught English, served as Corporate Counsel to a Fortune 500 company, been a partner in a boutique law firm, and has experienced the challenges and joys of owning a small business.

Ms. Wick is a Trainer for the Mediation Training Institute and Atlanta Divorce Mediators, Inc. and also presents programs in various court programs with which she is associated.

She is an active member of the Association for Conflict Resolution and the American, Georgia, Kansas and Atlanta Bar Associations.