The Best Legal Minds
Flexible Resolution of The Biggest Matters
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The Best Legal Minds
Flexible Resolution of The Biggest Matters
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Who We Are

 

FedArb is a nationwide ADR firm with over 100 panelists, including the largest roster of former Article III judges in the country.
For 15 years we are the “go to” ADR firm for clients for help in resolving their biggest cases.

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Please Welcome Our Newest Members

Ted Ullyot, Esq.

Justice Scott Bales (Retired)

Phoenix, Arizona

Cedric Chao, Esq.

Cedric Chao, Esq.

San Francisco, California

Celso De Azevedo, Esq.

Celso De Azevedo, Esq.

London, England

Professor Robert Klonoff

Professor Robert H. Klonoff

Portland, Oregon

Elpidio Villarreal, Esq.

Elpidio "PD" Villarreal, Esq.

New York, New York

Our Latest News

HOW CONFIDENTIAL ARE MEDIATION COMMUNICATIONS?

Judge Raymond T. Lyons (Retired)

Confidentiality might be provided by a statute (such as the Uniform Mediation Act), court rule or order, rules of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) providers such as the American Arbitration Association, Judicial Mediation and Arbitration Services and Federal Arbitration Inc., or by a private agreement. Although mediation confidentiality is generally enforced in many contexts, there are exceptions.

Read More: How Confidential Are Mediation Communications?

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February 12, 2021
Scott Bales, arbitrator, mediator, mock trials, corporate investigation
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