Arbitrator Sidney Moreland has arbitrated civil and labor disputes throughout America since 1989. He has arbitrated over 3,500 disputes in virtually every industrial and economic sector covering an expansive range of issues. Moreland is on numerous arbitration rosters and panels including: National Football League/N.F.L. Players Association; American Arbitration Association; National Mediation Board; Federal Mediation Conciliation Service; International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution. Moreland was among the first to arbitrate a multi-million dollar federal class action litigation. Additionally, Moreland has presided over 75 Public Law Boards, arbitrating disputes within the transportation sector (Airlines and Railroads). He has also been appointed to arbitrate and mediate cases by several federal courts. Moreland has authored numerous published and cited arbitration decisions on issues ranging from discipline, wages/benefits, arbitrability, vacation, off duty conduct, sexual harassment, discrimination, shut down/work stoppage/strikes, bargaining, medical leave, drug testing/usage, back pay, overtime, employment contracts, injuries, insurance claims, contract interpretation, etc. Moreland has lectured on social media/internet and its impact on the American workplace; analyzing discipline cases; wage disputes; evidence; duty of fair representation; contract law; evidence; advocate training; arbitrator training; injury on and off duty, and the avoidance of protracted public litigation by use of private arbitration.