Mediation

Guiding Parties Toward Constructive, Efficient Resolution

Effective mediation of civil disputes is a deliberate, structured process that allows parties to resolve conflicts without the cost, delay, and strain of courtroom litigation. As a certified mediator with additional required specialized training in family law and CPS case mediation, she provides a neutral, informed, and balanced environment where productive dialogue can take place.

A skilled mediator can help early, tentative offers progress into meaningful, solution-focused proposals. Her extensive courtroom experience, personable approach, strong communication skills, and persistent but respectful style enable parties to move past impasses and work toward resolutions with greater ease.

Arbitration

Guiding Parties Toward Constructive, Efficient Resolution

Arbitration is a private form of dispute resolution where  an impartial third party (the arbitrator) reviews evidence and makes a final, binding decision outside of court. Another style of arbitration is “final offer arbitration,” where both sides submit a single, proposed amount and the arbitrator selects exactly one of these proposals as the final, binding award without any adjustments

With her basic and advanced arbitration training, Dana Huffman serves as an arbitrator and mediator for the Departments of Insurance for Texas, Virginia and Washington.  Both Dana Huffman and Melanie Bullock serve as arbitrators, providing reasoned awards related to health care billing disputes for Rediminds, a federal IDRE.

Huffman Law can help you with:

  • Divorce and family law disputes
  • Personal Injury
  • Child custody, parenting plans, and visitation
  • Modification of custody or support orders
  • Property division in family matters
  • Probate and estate disputes
  • Contract disagreements
  • Business or partnership conflicts
  • Landlord/tenant disputes
  • Employment disagreements
  • Neighborhood, HOA, or community dispute
  • Contract and commercial disputes
  • Construction disputes
  • Employment and workplace conflicts
  • Professional negligence claims
  • Consumer disputes
  • Real estate and property disagreements
  • Insurance coverage or claim disputes
  • Business-to-business conflicts
  • Financial and banking disputes

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