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There may be points during a mediation where the parties perceive that settlement will not be possible. It is in these difficult moments where a mediator adds the most value to the process. An experienced neutral can help the parties see past the impasse and find a path to resolution.
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As of April 1, 2025, the Florida Supreme Court eliminated the requirement for attorneys to sign court-ordered mediation agreements, allowing instead a party's representative with full settlement authority to sign in place of the party.
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In mediation, the route is sometimes a straight line. ADRsource reflects on how resolution often requires navigating turns and adjustments, but regardless of the path taken, the mediation process represents the journey toward resolution.
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Sometimes at the start of mediation all you have is potential. It may not seem like much, but that potential is the foundation upon which meaningful progress is built. Trust the process and allow the mediation to develop — even small steps forward can lead to resolution.
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ADRsource sponsored the Orange County Bar Association's charitable 5K run/walk event in Orlando, represented by neutrals Henry "Skip" Jewett and Richard B Lord. Event proceeds benefited the Legal Aid Society and Orange County Bar Foundation.
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Don Fann, a Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit Civil Mediator, has joined ADRsource's panel of neutrals. A former trial attorney, he now mediates exclusively nursing home and assisted living facility cases. With experience representing both plaintiffs and defendants across multiple states, Fann brings balanced perspective to long-term care mediations.
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On February 6, the Florida Supreme Court issued amendments to Rule 1.730 of the Civil Procedure Rules, addressing mediation agreement challenges.
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ADRsource, established on January 1st, 2024, has become a trusted source for efficient resolutions through mediation or arbitration, handling a wide range of litigated and pre-litigated matters.
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ADRsource adds Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit Civil Mediator Henry W. "Skip" Jewett II to its panel of neutrals.