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Daimeon Cotton is a Labor and Employment attorney in the metro Detroit area. He has been recognized as one of the top attorneys in his practice area by Michigan Super Lawyers Rising Stars and The National Black Lawyers Top 100 as a top attorney under age 40 in Michigan. He has written and presented on workplace issues involving state and federal law. His work has been published by institutions such as The Institute of Continuing Legal Education (ICLE), which is a leading institution for continuing legal education for lawyers. He has appeared on WHPR TV 33 Comcast television to discuss employment topics such as discrimination, retaliation and sexual harassment in the workplace.

Mr. Cotton earned a law degree from Wayne State University Law School and a Master of Arts in Dispute Resolution from Wayne State University. As an attorney and dispute resolution professional, Mr. Cotton has participated in mediation and arbitration. He has resolved disputes as a mediator through facilitative mediation, which is a cooperative form of mediation that enables parties to fashion their own resolutions. Mr. Cotton follows the Roger Fisher and William Ury philosophy of dispute resolution, which emphasizes collaborative, win-win resolutions. Fisher and Ury’s approach has been successful in disputes ranging from legal disagreements to international conflict.

Mr. Cotton enjoys serving the community. He served on the Board of Trustees for Crossroads of Michigan, a non-profit organization that provides social services, food services, and other programs for anyone in need. He served on the Board of Directors for the Wolverine Bar Association, which is an organization of African American attorneys coalesced to address pressing legal and political issues. Mr. Cotton received a Certificate of Recognition from Michigan Community Resources for his work involving nuisance abatement of properties in the City of Detroit.

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