Criminal Law

• Wrongful Death

Business and Corporate Law

• Business Disputes
  Businesses deal with a variety of people and entities every day, including partners, shareholders, executives, other businesses, vendors, clients and customers.  Disputes can arise with any of these parties.  Commercial mediation can provide a setting that emphasizes cooperation and a willingness to work together to resolve a common problem.  Additionally, mediation provides a private forum for the parties to resolve disputes, so they do not need to worry about negative publicity.
• Trade Secrets
• Unfair Competition
  Businesses may accuse of various misconduct that falls under the umbrella of business torts, such as tortious interference with a contract or business relations, unfair competition or fraud.  A neutral and unbiased mediator can help parties reach a mutually satisfactory agreement while saving them time and money.

Employment Law

• Employment Discrimination

Property Law

• Construction Litigation
• Eminent Domain
  When your property is taken for public use, you have the right to be compensated for the fair value of your property.  However, disputes may arise when there is a disagreement about the value of the property.  Mediation can help resolve this issue without having to resort to the courts.

Health Law

• Personal Injury

Trusts and Estates

• Probate

Finance Law

• Foreclosure
  If a business has suffered a decline or otherwise encountered financial issues that have caused the business owner to get behind on the mortgage, mediation may be able to prevent a foreclosure.  The business may be able to restructure its loan to make more manageable payments.