More room for resolution. Less friction getting there.

Mitch Jackson works as a neutral with parties and counsel in private video mediation. He draws on 40 years of mediation, litigation and trial experience to help people examine the issues, communicate and work toward resolution. This includes cases that end up in civil court relating to personal injury and wrongful death claims, business and partnership disputes, breach of contract, real estate and construction matters, employment claims, insurance disputes, technology claims, and professional negligence. Whether you represent an individual, a business, an insurer, or a public entity, and whether your case was filed last week or is set for trial next month, Mitch can help you get it resolved. Four decades in courtrooms taught him what a case is worth and what it costs to find out at trial. You bring the dispute. He brings the experience to close it.

Participants join by Zoom from home or office. The date, length and preparation can be arranged around the dispute and the people involved.

What you gain

• Convenience: avoid travel and bring the right people into the conversation.
• Flexibility: agree on the timing and length before the session.
• Privacy: discuss the dispute in a private process instead of a public courtroom.
• Control: in non-binding mediation, no settlement is imposed; the parties decide whether to agree.

A binding process is a different commitment. If that is being considered, ask about the terms and suitability before scheduling.