Mediation & Arbitration
Resolving conflicts through unbiased, creative solutions.
Overview
If you’re in a dispute, but not ready for the courts.
Whether it’s familial, contractual, or business-related, disputes can happen in any situation. When they do occur, it is often difficult and messy to navigate. On the one hand, you need a resolution to your conflict. On the other, you want to avoid the lengthy and costly court system. If that’s the case, our lawyers can help you through mediation and arbitration.
How our mediation and arbitration lawyers can help
Know that our team of mediators and arbitrators will provide objective counsel to your situation. We are here to listen to both sides of the issue and offer a just and fair solution. Here are some ways our Stringam team can benefit you:
- Specialized expertise in your area of dispute
- Ability to listen to the concerns on both sides to come up with a fair resolution
- A courteous but objective approach throughout the entire process
- Strong knowledge and application of the laws relating to your dispute
- Sound judgement based on extensive experience from our previous cases
Our Experience
Stringam’s mediation and arbitration services are backed by decades of real-life experience. Our team members are highly trained in conflict resolution, aiming to achieve a just solution for all parties. We understand how important diplomacy and fairness is to move your situation forward. That’s why our team will do what it takes to provide you with a timely and cost-effective solution.
What We Can Help With
Mediation
In the mediation process, both parties work together along with a neutral third party, typically a trained lawyer in that area of the law, to find a resolution. It is completely voluntary and confidential unless a solution is agreed and an agreement or Order can be drafted. During a mediation, Stringam’s mediation team can assist these parties to negotiate a resolution that is fair for both parties. Mediation is beneficial because most parties are more likely to carry out the agreed-upon settlement due to the truly collaborative process.
Arbitration
Arbitrations are still outside the Court process, but are more formal than a mediation. Unlike a mediation where the parties decide their own result, in arbitration Stringam’s arbitrator listens to both sides and makes a decision based on the facts and evidence provided. Unlike mediation, the decision made by Stringam’s arbitrator is legally binding. Parties resort to arbitration in more serious cases of conflicts, while avoiding the burdensome litigation process.
Types of Disputes
- Divorce
- Child Custody Disputes
- Business Disputes
- Civil Issues
- Employee & Employer Disputes
- And More…
Meet The Mediation & Arbitration Team
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FAQs
What is the difference between mediation and arbitration?
Mediation focuses on helping both parties reach their own agreement with guidance from a neutral mediator. Arbitration involves a neutral decision-maker who listens to both sides and issues a final decision if the parties cannot agree.
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