Arbitration is a process where an arbitrator receives evidence from disputing parties, and after reviewing the submitted evidence, the Arbitrator renders a final decision that is often binding. Arbitration was designed as a quicker, more efficient substitute for litigation. The process operates within the “procedural due process” standard but with greater flexibility than a lengthy judicial process.
Ms. Browning currently serves in the role of arbitrator for the Texas Comptroller, arbitrating both property tax cases and medical billing cases. She also arbitrates Medical Billing cases in Virginia. Ms. Browning believes that the bedrock of a good arbitrator is to ensure a fair, expedient, and impartial process for all participants in the arbitration.
Ms. Browning is also available to arbitrate as a private arbitrator, and parties may reach out to inquire her rates.
Ms. Browning has completed Arbitration Training and the Certification process in Commercial Law Arbitration with the Delaware State Bar Association. She is a DSBA certified Arbitrator in Commercial Law and will take Delaware Superior Cases upon appointment.
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PHONE: 830-308-7555
ADDRESS: P.O. Box 2046, Henderson, TX 75653
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We believe that in order to provide effective and meaningful ADR services, a mediator/arbitrator should consistently train and learn. Below is a list of some of our more meaningful mediation and arbitration trainings
University of Houston Law Center: Houston, Tx
– 40 Hour Basic Mediation Training-September 2015
Institute of Mediation Training: Austin, Tx
– 30 Hour Advanced Family Law Mediation Training-December 2015
Institute of Mediation Training: Austin, Tx
– 20 Hour CPS Mediation Training-April 2017
Association of Attorney-Mediators: Houston, TX
– 7.25 Hour Advanced Attorney-Mediator Training-September 2018
Manousso Mediation & Arbitration, LLC: Houston, TX
– 9 Hour Arbitration Training & Ethics-February 2019
Association of Attorney-Mediators: Charleston, SC
– 7.5 Hour Advanced Mediator Training & Ethics-March 2019
American Bar Association-Alternative Dispute Resolution Section: Philadelphia, Pa
– 9-Hour ABA 12th Annual Arbitration Training Institute-June 2019
American Bar Association-Alternative Dispute Resolution Section: Houston, TX
– 12.50 Hour 17th Annual Advanced Mediation and Advocacy Institute-Nov 2019
State Bar of Texas, Alternative Dispute Resolution Section: Austin, Tx
– 6.5 Hour-Advanced Alternative Dispute Resolution 2020- January 2019
Delaware State Bar Association: Webinar via Zoom
– 7.0 Hour-Superior Court Mediation Training Program, Part 1- April 2020
Delaware State Bar Association: Webinar via Zoom
– 7.0 Hour-Superior Court Mediation Training Program, Part II- July 2020
Association of Attorney-Mediators: Webinar via Zoom
– 5.5 Hour Advanced Attorney-Mediator Training-September 2020
Texas Mediator Credentialing Association: Webinar Via Zoom
– 6.25- Hour Advanced Attorney-Mediator Training-October 2020
Delaware Family Court: Webinar Via Zoom
– 6.5- Hour Certification Program for Family Law Mediators Pursuant to Rule 16.3-October 2020
Association of Attorney Mediators: via Zoom.
– 6.5- Hour Advanced Attorney-Mediator Training and CLE Seminar-April 2021
American Bar Association-Alternative Dispute Resolution Section: via Zoom
– 9-Hour ABA 14th Annual Arbitration Training Institute-June 2021
Delaware State Bar Association-Alternative Dispute Resolution Section: via Zoom
– (Moderator & Presenter) 3.0 Hour- Planning Your Next Arbitration – June 2021
Association of Attorney Mediators: via Zoom.
– 6.25- Hour Advanced Attorney-Mediator Training and CLE Seminar-November 2022
American Bar Association-Alternative Dispute Resolution Section: Chicago, IL (In-Person)
– 8.5-Hour ABA, 15th Annual Arbitration Training Institute-June 1-3, 2022
