Civil Mediation (Alternative Dispute Resolution)
- Personal disputes
- Business conflicts
- Insurance claims
The mediation process is structured so that persons unfamiliar with the process will quickly be made comfortable. An explanation of the process is given, and ground rules are set forth. The mediator’s goal is to help the parties realize their mutual interests and assist them in determining ways to work together. If it becomes apparent that the process is not working, it can be terminated by the mediator(s) or by the parties at any time. The parties are free to return to court or to try another means of dispute resolution.
Team Mediations
Tuesley Hall Konopa provides team mediation services to resolve civil conflicts involving more complex disputes and multiple parties. Certified by the Indiana Commission for Continuing Legal Education and the Indiana Association of Mediators, Robert J. Konopa, Thomas J. Hall and James M. Lewis are dedicated to helping parties in conflict find mutually agreed-upon resolutions.
Mediation Facilities
Additionally, Tuesley Hall Konopa provides the ideal facility for mediations involving multiple parties. Conveniently located in downtown South Bend, Indiana our office includes four well-appointed conference rooms with state-of-the-art video conferencing equipment. All three of our offices (shown below) have free, on-site parking and are handicap-accessible.
Call 574.232.3538 for additional information about our civil mediation services and the use of our facility for your next mediation.
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