There are many benefits to choosing alternative dispute resolutions over litigation. This posts outlines 5 benefits.
Businesses and Corporations: Why Choose Alternative Dispute Resolution?
Running a business is stressful. Chasing revenues, paying expenses, managing employees, and turning a profit are hard enough. But when conflicts arise, they can threaten the operation of the business. Quick resolution of disputes is often necessary for the financial…
Mediation vs. Arbitration: What’s the Difference?
Conflict is a part of everyday life whether it occurs in business or in personal matters. Often, conflict results in litigation, which is costly, time-consuming, and draining for all involved. For many, litigation is synonymous with high attorney fees, long…
Welcome Judge Joseph Covello
Mediation Solutions of NY, LLC is proud to welcome Hon. Joseph Covello to its panel of neutrals. Judge Covello has extensive experience in alternative dispute resolution having started his ADR career in 2011. He has been voted a “Top Individual…
Meet Judge John P. Schettino
Mediation Solutions of NY, LLC is delighted to welcome Hon. John P. Schettino, former Suffolk County District Court Judge to our panel of neutrals. During his time on the bench, Judge Schettino was appointed as Acting Suffolk County Court Judge,…
Why Mediation (or Arbitration) Now?
In 2021, in the New York State Supreme Court alone there were over 75,000 new cases filed in the New York City courts, over 15,000 in Nassau County and over 12,000 in Suffolk County. Many of those cases won’t be…
Introducing Hon. Peter H. Mayer
We are excited to welcome Hon. Peter H. Mayer, former Justice of the Supreme Court, Suffolk County, to the Mediation Solutions of NY, LLC panel of neutrals. During his years on the bench, he managed tort, commercial and foreclosure calendars…
Introducing Hon. William J. Condon
We are honored to welcome Hon. William J. Condon, former Justice of the New York State Supreme Court, to the Mediation Solutions of NY panel of neutrals. Justice Condon is no stranger to resolving cases. In 2013, Justice Condon presided…