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General Question
Quick answers to common inquiries about our services, processes, and how we can assist you.
I handle a wide range of cases. While it is easier to list the types of cases I do not handle, here are the key areas I focus on:
- Personal injury (including catastrophic injuries)
- Property & casualty losses
- Medical and dental malpractice
- Insurance handling (including bad faith claims)
- Additional areas:
- Commercial disputes
- Construction disputes
- Product liability cases
- Consumer protection matters
- The only areas I do not negotiate are family law and child custody matters.
Arizona and Texas. I am an attorney licensed in both states. I may serve in other states, depending on the requirments of
that state. If you are not located in Texas or Arizona, let’s connect and see if I am able to serve in your state.
My fees depend on the complexity and nature of the dispute. See more
Click on Submit a Case sign and return the Engagement Agreement, and pay the associated fee.
Most meetings, including mediations and arbitration hearings, take place online via Zoom. However, in-person meetings are available upon request. In-person meetings can be scheduled at the office of one of the involved attorneys, with mutual consent. Otherwise an alternate location can be arranged by Neutral Solution.
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Payment Question
Clear information about pricing, billing processes, and payment options tailored to your needs.
My fees depend on the complexity and nature of the dispute. See more
For flat-fee half-day and full-day mediations, payment is due two weeks before the scheduled mediation. If payment is not received on time, the mediation may be rescheduled at no additional cost. For hourly matters, an upfront payment is required, similar to a retainer. The amount depends on the complexity of the matter, the amount in controversy, and the anticipated time required for the case. A detailed cost estimate will be sent before negotiations begin in earnest.
You can pay your bill through several secure options:
- Click on this secure link.
- Send a check to our office.
- Pay via Zelle or Cash App.
For further payment inquiries, please contact our office directly.
EDR Question
Detailed insights about Early Dispute Resolution, its benefits, and how it differs from traditional mediation.
EDR (Early Dispute Resolution) is a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) that, while similar to mediation, focuses on resolving disputes at the earliest possible stage. EDR is a rigorous comprehensive process for fairly and rapidly settling disputes building upon mediation.
It differs from traditional mediation in that the goal is to resolve most disputes within 30-60 days from inception.
It also offers more defined steps for resolution.
While it can be used for any case, it's particularly suited for: business disputes, HOA issues, construction defects, property damage, and relationships needing preservation.
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