Charles N. Clevert, Jr.

With over four decades of judicial service, this neutral served as a federal judge for nearly 40 years, including roles as a district judge and a bankruptcy judge. He presided over more than 300 jury trials and handled a diverse range of complex litigation involving multi-district cases, constitutional challenges, and large-scale commercial disputes. His background includes significant experience in both the Eastern and Western Districts of Wisconsin, as well as service on the U.S. Bankruptcy Appellate Panel for the Seventh Circuit.

This neutral offers extensive experience from nearly forty years on the federal bench, making him suitable for high-stakes commercial, employment, and civil rights disputes requiring a deep understanding of federal procedure and complex litigation management.

He was the first African American federal judge appointed in the state of Wisconsin.

He is regarded by legal professionals for his calm judicial temperament, thorough preparation, and ability to manage highly sensitive and complex legal matters with impartiality.