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Contact Information
Name:
Calvert, David P.
Address:
David P. Calvert, P.A.
532 N. Market Wichita, KS 67214
Phone:
316.269.9055
Fax:
316.269.0440
Email:
lawdpc@swbell.net
Website:
www.davidpcalvert.com
Bar Admissions
District of Kansas:
Bar #06628 (-)
Others:
-
In Good Standing:
Yes
ADR Experience
Experience:
I was on the original federal court mediation panel established in the mid-1980's by Judge Kelly, and have mediated civil cases consistently since then. I have mediated approximately 200 cases.
Lead Mediator:
23 times
Co-Mediator:
0 times
Counsel for a Party:
10 times
ADR Training
Course Info:
-
Total CME hours:
0
Approved Mediator for Civil Cases by the State of Kansas:
No
Legal Experience
Experience:
President, Kansas Bar Association ADR Section, 2005-06 Deputy County Attorney, Sedgwick County, 1967-72 District Judge, 18th Judicial District, 1973-1983 (resigned to go to private practice) Curfman, Harris, Stallings, Grace & Snow, 1984-1987, Partner Focht, Hughey, Hund & Calvert, Partner 1987-1997 David P. Calvert, P.A. 1998 to present, sole practitioner Lectured at numerous seminars on ADR, Americans with Disabilities Act, Ethics
Active Litigation:
22 years
95% representing Plaintiffs
5% representing Defendants
15% in Federal Courts
85% in State Courts
Other Experience:
As a district judge, I was assigned to the Civil Department from 1977-1983. During my time on the bench, I presided over approximately 300 civil jury trials.
Education:
Washburn Law School, J.D., 1967
Additional Details:
"Liens, Liens & More Liens," David P. Calvert, J.K.T.L.A. Vol.XXV, No. 5, 10 (2002). "Ethics and Common Sense on the Road to Settlement," David P. Calvert, J.K.T.L.A.Vol. XXIV, No. 5, 16 (2001). "Disability Law: A New Era," David P. Calvert, J.K.T.L.A. Vol. XXIV, No. 2,12 (2000). "Random Thoughts of a Mediator," David P. Calvert, J.K.T.L.A. Vol. XXIII, No. 5, 10 (2000). "Mediation: New Thoughts for an Evolving Process" David P. Calvert, J.K.T.L.A. Vol. XXII, No. 5, 14 (1999).
Fee Structure
Rate:
$200 per hour divided equally unless otherwise by court order or agreement.