Alternative Dispute Resolution
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) offers individuals and businesses
the ability to resolve disputes through methods that are alternatives
to litigation in court or before an administrative body. Boardman
Law Firm has several attorneys who are experienced in the art of
ADR. On many occasions, our attorneys have themselves served as
mediators and arbitrators. On other occasions, our attorneys have
represented clients in presenting their claims and defenses in ADR
proceedings.
- Mediation: Mediation is a non-binding
form of dispute resolution. The parties select an independent
mediator who seeks common ground between the parties. The mediator
cannot impose a resolution on the parties.
- Arbitration: Arbitration is generally
binding. The parties present their respective cases to an arbitrator,
who acts as a neutral, trained third party. Arbitration is like
a private court, with the arbitrator deciding the outcome of the
dispute.
For further information about our ADR services, please contact
Henry Field, Earl
Munson, Cathy Rottier or
any of our other litigation
attorneys.
Public Speaking
Many Boardman Law Firm attorneys are available to give presentations
in their areas of expertise.
Our attorneys have made presentations to a variety of professional
associations, business groups, civic clubs, small business classes
and more. In some cases, we can also deliver in-house training on
topics of interest to groups of managers or employees.
Our attorneys focus on providing timely, "real-world"
information to their audiences. We appreciate the opportunity to
help people make better decisions through an understanding of the
legal implications.
For more information, please contact the attorney of your choice
or contact Donna V. Hurd, Executive Director, at (608) 283-7533
or
dhurd@boardmanlawfirm.com.