Congratulations! You are considering mediation or another dispute resolution process. Statistics throughout the world convincingly establish that mediation has at least an 80% chance of successfully leading the parties to an agreement, including situations where the parties are deadlocked. Few other processes have a success rate that high.
We offer a full range of dispute resolution services to individuals, governmental agencies, schools, legal professionals and businesses. The range of our services include mediation (both civil and family), arbitration (both civil and family), dispute resolution design, and a variety of mixed-dispute resolution processes including neutral evaluation and med-arb. Additional information with regard to each of these processes is offered below:
ADVANTAGES OF ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
Private and Confidential
The dispute resolution process, the ultimate resolution, and even the dispute itself, may be kept confidential by agreement of the parties.
Faster
Each case receives individual attention. Most cases can be scheduled by ADR in a matter of days, and cases are moved at a pace decided by the parties. Crowded dockets and court delays are avoided.
Cost Effective
Our procedures are designed to expedite discovery and quickly resolve issues that often cause delay. Attorney’s fees and other litigation expenses are minimized. Cases resolved through ADR are at substantially less expense than traditional litigation.
Voluntary
Both parties are committed to resolving the dispute without engaging in expensive and time consuming processes. The agreement to use ADR is an important first step towards successfully resolving disputes.
We offer a full range of dispute resolution services to individuals, government agencies, professionals and businesses.
ADR’s alternative dispute resolution services are approved annually by the Office of Judicial Administration.
The scope of our work includes, but is not limited to:
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Americans w/Disabilities
Business Disputes
Civil Disputes
Contract Rights
Commercial Disputes
Constitutional Law
Construction Law
Divorce
Education
Employment Disputes
Environmental Law
Family Law
Franchise
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Insurance Coverage
Legal Malpractice
Medical Malpractice
Personal Injury
Product Liability
Public Policy
Property Damage
Professional Reorganization
Property Damage
Real Estate
Special Education
Torts
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