Former superior court judge joins JAMS as a mediator, arbitrator, special master, discovery referee and neutral evaluator
Former superior court judge joins JAMS as a mediator and arbitrator
Former federal and state judge joins JAMS as an arbitrator, mediator, neutral evaluator and special master/referee
JAMS offers efficiency, speed, and results. In order to save clients time and money, JAMS has instituted procedural options that allow the crafting of a process that is commensurate with the dispute.
JAMS Arbitrators & Arbitration Services
Rigorous preparation. Creative solutions. Persistent follow-up. We work diligently every step of the way-from pre-mediation calls to post-mediation follow-up to help all parties arrive at the best possible outcome to their dispute.
JAMS Mediators & Mediation Services
Unbiased, confidential case evaluation from the best legal minds in the business. We provide attorneys with advisory opinions allowing you to fine-tune arguments, reassess settlement options, manage client expectations—and ultimately proceed with a winning strategy.
Fine-tune Your Strategy
Traditional mediation and arbitration are not the only tools available through JAMS. In some situations other approaches are more appropriate, effective and/or economical. These options, customized for specific organizations, industries and events, can prevent conflicts before they arise or provide more flexible, scalable and creative resolution paths when conflicts do emerge.
Learn about JAMS Solutions
JAMS offers efficiency, speed, and results. In order to save clients time and money, JAMS has instituted procedural options that allow the crafting of a process that is commensurate with the dispute.
Learn about our global reach
JAMS may be the largest private provider of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) services today, but the company got its start in 1979 with a simple, ambitious vision. Founded by Hon. Warren Knight (Ret.), JAMS was created to provide a better way for people to resolve legal disputes outside the courtroom.
Poet T. S. Eliot queried:
Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge?
Where is knowledge we have lost in information?
Attorneys seek information. From case to case, they may obtain innumerable bits of information.
In recent months, various federal district and circuit courts have considered the enforceability of language in employer-sponsored retirement and welfare plans requiring that participants arbitrate their claims for breach of fiduciary duty individually—and not through class actions. Recently, I had the opportunity to moderate a panel discussion on this topic with Radha (Rachana) Pathak of Stris & Maher LLP and Todd Wozniak of Holland & Knight LLP. Radha and Todd both have extensive experience litigating class actions on this subject, with Radha primarily representing pension and welfare plan participants and beneficiaries, and Todd primarily defending companies and fiduciaries.
Connect with our case management team to learn more about selecting a qualified mediator/arbitrator, submitting a case, or JAMS Rules & Procedures.
