Vickie S. Carlton-Sadler 2404 Caneridge Pointe, SW Marietta, GA (404)

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1 Vickie S. Carlton-Sadler 2404 Caneridge Pointe, SW Marietta, GA (404) Professional Experience Savannah Law School, August 2014 to Present Visiting Associate Professor Savannah, GA Current courses being taught in the school year include Property and Trust, Wills, and Estates. Atlanta s John Marshall Law School, August 2011 to August 2014 Assistant Professor, Academic Counselor Courses taught included The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Remedies, Contract Drafting, Advanced Negotiations, Professional and Academic Success Seminar, Advanced Bar Studies, and Advanced Analytical Methods. Responsibilities as Academic Counselor in the Office of Academic Achievement included assisting students in developing in the areas of critical reading, reading comprehension, legal and factual analyses, logic, organization, structure of legal arguments, legal writing, study skill development and strategies. Scholarship interests include federal practice and procedure, public and private remedies, and affirmative action in college admissions (current work in progress). Law school committee involvement: Technology Committee ( ), Perfect Storm Committee ( ), and January Start Committee ( ). Hudson Walker Parrot, June 2013 to August 2013 Contract Attorney Representation of Managing Directors and board members of failed banks in defense of claims brought by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, including claims for: dishonest conduct, insider transactions, violation of internal policies, laws, and regulations, failure to establish, monitor, or follow proper underwriting procedures, and refusal to heed regulatory warnings. Representation required ability to thoroughly review and analyze banking policies and procedures in accordance with The Georgia Department of Banking and Finance and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation operational requirements. Served as lead counsel responsible for research and writing motions for summary judgment. Also served as lead counsel responsible for minimizing potential

2 damage claims which included the ability to work with and manage banking experts. The Carlton Sadler Law Group LLC, March 2011 to August 2011 Managing Member Representation of clients in areas of breach of contract actions, fraud, RICO claims, construction claims, government contracts, and personal injury litigation claims. Representation of clients in addressing issues relating to family law including divorce, child support, and legitimation. Provide contract review, negotiation, and drafting for commercial and individual clients in various businesses. Partner with clients to provide guidance and counsel in various litigation matters. Gonzalez Saggio & Harlan LLP, October 2010 to March 2011 Senior Associate Represented global diversified technology corporation in areas of commercial litigation including breach of contract, fraud, and negligent construction. Reviewed and negotiated government contracts, prepared and reviewed request for proposals, filed and defended bid protests, engaged in arbitration proceedings and settlement negotiations. Engaged with client on all aspects of litigation. Developed legal strategies, litigation budgets, and case evaluation analyses. Adorno & Yoss, LLC, Sept to Sept Senior Associate Represented multi-billion dollar corporation in the areas of construction litigation including negligent construction claims, breach of contract, fraud, mechanic s and materialmens liens, Davis Bacon Act compliance, collections, bankruptcy, and personal injury. Won motion for summary judgment on $3.5 million personal injury matter by advancing defense of statutory immunity. Litigated disputes relating to coverage pursuant to Commercial General Liability Policies, Workers Compensation claims, and insurance defense. 2

3 Assisted government contracting clients in resolving disputes, asserting and defending claims, and defending and challenging contract award decisions before federal and non-federal judicial and administrative tribunals. Represented state and local governmental entities regarding contract disputes, procurement procedures, and the conduct of substantial privatization efforts, including Georgia s statewide privatization of information technology overseen by the Georgia Technology Authority for restructuring and updating of the state s Information Technology Infrastructure and outsourcing initiatives. Assisted clients with preparing requests for information pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act. Represented national firm operating pursuant to the National Defense Authority Act containing a multi-million dollar housing privatization initiative for the construction of a $52 million housing project. Successfully resolved housing authority disputes including contract matters and discrimination claims. Conducted research, drafted briefs, motions, and other legal documents. Developed litigation strategies, budgets, and case evaluations. Advised and counseled clients directly throughout life of litigation. Consulted with clients on strategies aimed at business development and improvement to internal processes. Identified, recommended, and conducted employment training of client employees. Negotiated settlements favorable to clients. Engaged in conflict resolution through mediation and arbitration. Prepared witnesses and experts for discovery depositions in preparation for trial. Acted in capacity of lead counsel at trial. Supervised junior attorneys and paralegals. Marketed legal services for purposes of business development. Powell Goldstein LLP, September 2003 to September 2008 Associate 3

4 Provided advice to clients doing business with municipal, state and federal entities on developments in legislation and regulations impacting federal, state and local procurement processes and requirements. Counseled clients on regulatory compliance requirements inherent in municipal, state, and federal public contracts. Represented clients in all aspects of general commercial disputes, product liability claims, personal injury, complex business litigation, commercial tort claims, government contracts, procurement, and construction. Defended and prosecute breach of contract, fraud, and RICO claims. Provided representation to clients with government contracts and counsel to clients seeking to contract with the government, including bid protests to the various federal, state, and local authorities. Represented clients with claims based on the Davis-Bacon Act, constructive changes, cardinal changes, superior knowledge, defective specifications, equitable adjustments, terminations for default and convenience. Performed oral arguments on dispositive motions. Prepared witnesses and experts for deposition and trial. Deposed witnesses in preparation for litigation. Acted in capacity of lead counsel at trial. Second recipient of the Randall L. Hughes Fellowship to serve a six-month term with the Atlanta Legal Aid Society representing clients in matters involving education, unemployment benefits, public benefits, and landlord tenant actions. Powell Goldstein LLP, May 2002 to September 2002 Summer Associate Conducted fifty state survey on statues addressing issue of community property for estate planning purposes. Drafted research memorandum regarding recent retaliation claims in the context of labor and employment litigation. Drafted research memorandum on recent developments in toxic torts. Drafted will documents and met with clients as a part of Atlanta Volunteer Lawyer s Foundation firefighter project. 4

5 Weissman, Nowack, Curry & Wilco, PC, May 2001 to July 2001 Summer Associate Drafted research memorandum in the areas of real estate development and land use. Attended client meetings and witness interviews. Assisted in preparing supervising attorney for oral argument. Office of the District Attorney, July 2001 to August 2001 Summer Associate Perry, GA Attended and assisted with preparing supervising attorney for juvenile court hearings and trials. Performed research memorandum in the area of family law. Assisted investigators with internet operation aimed at prosecuting child molesters. Education University of Alabama Bachelor of Science, Accounting, May 1994 Mercer University School of Law Juris Doctor, Graduated in top 15% of Class, May 2003 Tuscaloosa, AL Macon, GA Honors and Activities Moot Court Board Member, Mercer University Law School Lawson Moot Court Competition Finalist Advanced Legal Writing Program Certificate Finalist Fulton County Daily Report Volunteer Award, Child Advocacy, 2008 Professional Memberships and Activities National Bar Association, Women s Law Division, Chair, Continuing Legal Education Committee, Scholarship Committee National Bar Association, Women s Law Division, Treasurer Advisory Committee Member, Budget Committee, Atlanta Legal Aid Society Truancy Intervention Program, Kids in Need of Dreams, Pro Bono Lawyer 5

6 Women s Resource Center to End Domestic Violence, Board Member One Child One Lawyer Volunteer, Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys Cast Member, A Courthouse Line VI, No Business Like Law Business, Atlanta Bar Foundation, 2005 Cast Member, A Courthouse Line VII, Saving Private Practice, Atlanta Bar Foundation, 2009 Cast Member, A Courthouse Line IX, Law School Musical, Atlanta Bar Foundation, 2011 Cast Member, A Courthouse Line X, Back in Black, Atlanta Bar Foundation, 2013 Speaking Engagements Getting to Give, Importance of Volunteering in the Community, GAWL Annual Women Mean Business Seminar, October 2004 (State Bar approved for CLE credit). Proposed Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, GAWL Annual Women Mean Business Seminar, October 2005 (State Bar approved for CLE credit). Exploring the Role and Impact of Women Lawyers, Alternative Career Options, and Ethical Considerations, National Bar Association Annual Convention, August 2011 (State Bar approved for CLE credit). Articles Vickie Carlton-Sadler, Infant Gets Chance to Overcome Rough Start in Life, The Daily Report, May 16, Supreme Court Upholds Michigan s Ban on Affirmative Action, submitted to National Bar Association, July Interests & Hobbies Scuba diving, boating, and traveling. 6