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ADRsource welcomes Deborah L. Moskowitz, Esq., a Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit Mediator and Qualified Arbitrator, to its team of neutrals. With extensive legal experience and a proven track record in leadership at QPWB, Moskowitz brings unparalleled analytical and problem-solving skills to mediation and arbitration. Her diverse background in law and business enhances ADRsource's mission to provide exceptional dispute resolution services nationwide.
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In mediation, progress is not always made in a straight line, though you may want it to be. The dynamics in play often cause things to zig and zag, moving things in one direction or another. Though it may be frustrating, it may be necessary in order to reach resolution. Trust the process.
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We are happy to be a silver sponsor of (and are looking forward to!) the Orange County Bar Association 10th Annual Law Day 5K supporting the Legal Aid Society of the Orange County Bar Association, Inc. and the Orange County Bar Association Foundation.
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In mediation, understanding the unsaid is crucial. A mediator's skill in interpreting non-verbal cues such as hesitations, gestures, and silences can reveal key insights, guiding parties toward resolution.
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In mediation, what lies in front of us is often more in focus and clear than what remains at a distance. When resolution is at a distance and its details are unclear, it is nonetheless out there. Trust the process.
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Andy Hament's diverse background, from in-house legal counsel to managing partner, has crafted his approach to mediation. His understanding of law and human psychology allows him to guide clients effectively through dispute resolution, emphasizing practical, empathetic advice for a future beyond conflict.
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In over two decades as a civil trial mediator, I've found that thorough preparation is key to mediation success. It's crucial for clients to grasp the full spectrum of their case — the good, the bad, and the ugly — before mediation.
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Contrasts can and often do work together. In mediation we see contrasting knowledge, opinion, perception, experience, emotions, methods, preferences, interests, and assumptions. An experienced mediator familiar with working among the contrasts can help parties create the conditions for resolution.
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Mediation is a lot like heading out into open water. As such, preparation will provide some navigational aids. Read the environment and be alert to the need to change course. Avoiding the shoals can help you reach your destination.