Jack Griffeth is an attorney at Roe Cassidy Coates & Price PA.  He began his legal career in 1976 as a workers comp and insurance defense litigator.   In 1998, Jack completed his training to become a certified mediator in South Carolina.  Thereafter, he and several attorneys from the Greenville, South Carolina area designed a mediation model for the county which was later adopted as the statewide procedure.  He has conducted over 1000 mediations covering a variety of legal issues using his extensive knowledge of the law and diplomatic skills.  As Jack says, trusting in the process is the key, because "mediation is not for quitters."

Jack serves as General Counsel to Wofford College and Spartanburg Methodist College.  Jack is a summa cum laude graduate of Wofford College where he earned his degree in Liberal Arts.  He received his Juris Doctor from Duke University. In 1976, Duke University created the Charles Murphy Award for Jack, in recognition of his unique collegial contributions to the Duke Law School community.  He is also the 2008 recipient of the Greenville Bar's most prestigious honor, the Tommy Thomason Award.

Jack is the Past President of the Greenville Bar Association, Past President for the South Carolina Bar Foundation Board of Directors and a member of the House of Delegates for the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit.  He is also Past President of the South Carolina Bar's Alternative Dispute Resolution Council.

• Duke University, J.D. - Doctor Charles S. Murphy Award, 1976;  Benjamin O. Johnson Scholarship; Dean’s Scholarship; President – Student Bar Association
• Wofford College, A.B. Liberal Arts Summa Cum Laude Graduate, Phi Beta Kappa, Blue Key Student Body President, Senior Order of Gnomes

• South Carolina Bar Association, House of Delegates Representative for 13th Circuit, 1992 – present
• Greenville County Bar Association, Past President, 2011
• American Board of Trial Lawyers
• National Board of Trial Attorneys
• National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals
• South Carolina Defense Trial Attorneys’ Association
• South Carolina Bar Foundation, Former Board of Directors
• Defense Research Institute
• International Association of Defense Counsel, Employment Law Committee

Scheduling Fee: $40/party Mediator Fee: $360/hour for cases involving two parties; $375/hour for cases involving three parties; $420/hour for cases involving four parties; $475/hour for cases involving five parties. For parties of six or more, $510/hour. These fees are divided equally between the participating parties. Travel Time: 1/2 of the applicable hourly rate. Lunch provided!