Mediation
Mediation is a non-binding voluntary settlement process in which a neutral third party (the mediator)
facilitates communication and negotiation between the parties. Mediation can preserve relationships and
can help build a positive framework for future interactions based upon mutual interest so similar problems
can be resolved in the future. Mediation poses no risk since no one can force a decision on them. A
mediator has no authority to force a settlement on the parties. Instead the mediator helps the parties try to
reach a mutually agreeable settlement. A mediator will not disclose any information to the opposing side
without consent. If a settlement cannot be reached, the parties are free to pursue other legal remedies.
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Mediators
Robert Albair
Anthony Behr
Karl Blanchard
Kenneth Brostron
Clement Burns
Thomas Casey
Jane Cohen
Lloyd Cueto
Bernhardt Drumm
Peter Dunne
Leonard Frankel
Larry Glenn
Mark Goodman
Gene Hamilton
Robert Hart
Ken Heineman
Annette Heller
Michael Kahn
John Kintz
Thomas Lang
Michael McAvoy
Dudley McCarter
Donald McCullin
Nancy Mogab
Joseph Neill
Theodore Pashos
Martin Perron
Thomas Plunkert
Vance Preman
John Quinn
Daniel Raniere
Ellen Roper
Leonard Ruzicka
Brendan Ryan
David Slavkin
Dudley Smith
Daniel J. Stack
Mitchell Stevens
Thomas Stewart
Robert Wallace
James Whitney
Robert Wulff
Testimonials
Honorable Brendan Ryan
“I have used the facilities at Aequitas many times since they began a mediation service. It is a great place to work. Parking is readily available and Lisa and Jennifer do everything they can to make your mediation a successful and pleasant experience, from scheduling to completion.”

