We offer flexible mediation formats to meet the needs of your case, including 4-hour, 6-hour, and full-day mediations. We also provide custom mediation sessions tailored to more complex or unique disputes. Whether your matter is straightforward or highly nuanced, we work with you to design a process that maximizes efficiency and results.

Getting started is simple. Visit our scheduling page to request a mediation date, or call us directly at 214-531-3587. We’ll confirm availability, discuss your needs, and guide you through the next steps.

With over 15 years of experience negotiating and resolving complex regulatory matters, we bring a strategic, solutions-oriented approach to every mediation. We understand how parties think, where disputes tend to stall, and how to move them forward efficiently. Our background allows us to quickly identify key issues, cut through impasse, and help parties reach practical, durable agreements.

Our pricing varies depending on the length and complexity of the mediation. For detailed rates and availability, please visit our scheduling page or contact us directly. We’re happy to provide transparent pricing upfront so you can plan with confidence.

Our approach is professional, efficient, and focused on resolution. We prioritize preparation, active listening, and clear communication to ensure all parties feel heard and understood. Mediation sessions are structured yet flexible, allowing space for productive negotiation while keeping the process on track toward settlement.

We handle a wide range of disputes, including business, environmental, regulatory, contract, and other civil matters. If you’re unsure whether your case is a good fit, feel free to reach out—we’re happy to discuss.

Yes. Mediation is a confidential process. Statements made during mediation generally cannot be used in court, which allows parties to speak openly and explore resolution without risk.

If a resolution is not reached, parties retain all of their legal rights and can proceed with litigation or other options. That said, many cases still benefit from narrowing issues or making progress during mediation.

We recommend coming prepared with a clear understanding of your goals, key facts, and any supporting documents. Being open to discussion and compromise can significantly increase the likelihood of a successful outcome. We will also discuss this with you during our intake meeting.

Yes. Attorneys are welcome and often play an important role in advising clients and helping facilitate resolution during the mediation process.

Mediations can be conducted in person or virtually, depending on your preference and the needs of the case.

Mediation is typically faster, more cost-effective, and less adversarial than litigation. It gives parties more control over the outcome and often preserves relationships that might otherwise be damaged in court.