Alternative Dispute Resolution - Arbitration and Mediation Attorneys in South Florida

Through arbitration, mediation and other forms of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods, we are able to resolve many types of disputes at a fraction of the cost of going to trial. Mediation and arbitration also allows parties and their lawyers to often resolve disputes much quicker than they could be resolved through litigation.

Our firm's Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) practice group offers our clients a wide range of alternative dispute resolution mechanisms to resolve disputes by consensual rules outside the courts. Our ADR practice group includes a Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit Court Mediator, as well a wide array of experience having successfully litigated arbitrations with the American Arbitrations Association, and many other arbitration forums.

Our attorneys can also work with you as a neutral mediator, but our attorneys are also prepared to aggressively pursue your claim as a forceful advocate in a arbitration proceeding. Our attorneys bring the unique combination of training and experience to bear in assisting parties in finding fair and equitable solutions to their conflicts. And just as important, our attorneys reach their objective in a efficient, effective and cost sensitive manner. While our forceful group of litigation attorneys are well known for their outstanding litigation skills, they are also adept at using arbitration, and mediation, to the benefit of our clients.

Our attorneys provide arbitration, mediation, and other ADR services in a variety of disputes which have included bad faith insurance, labor and employment, toxic and environmental claims, construction claims, business fraud, medical malpractice, offshore injuries, resort injuries, maritime claims, business torts, foreclosure, commercial disputes, and various other personal injury, insurance, real estate and commercial disputes.

Our attorneys are also prepared to work with our clients to tailor ADR agreements to the client's specific requirements of a particular transaction or dispute, in an effort to tame the rising costs associated with extensive litigation.