Mark Twain would have been a good mediator. Was, probably. He had the ability to take elements from the lives of people as different as you can imagine, weave them together, carry the reader along a logical course based on facts and details, and come to an ending that made sense.

The same can be done in Mediation. After 40 years of legal experience, we understand the importance of hearing, analyzing and following a logical course based on the facts and issues.

We have mediated a wide variety of cases—including personal injury, insurance coverage disputes, commercial transactions, business disputes, and family law. We believe a good mediator takes a pro-active stance and a bad mediator is little more than a messenger.

Mark Twain once said, “Always do right. This will gratify some people, and astonish the rest.” I believe the same spirit applies to making things right, the purpose of mediation in the first place.