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The Right Panelist, the Right Result. Don’t Start at a Disadvantage.
When the stakes are high and the issues are complex, the wrong panelist doesn’t just delay resolution — it can derail the outcome. Do you face challenges like:
- Panelists who lack nuanced industry or legal expertise, wasting your time and money.
- Panelists whose lack of expertise allows discovery to spiral into irrelevant issues instead of driving toward resolution.
- Plenty of names, but no real help identifying the panelist your case needs.
- An ADR firm pushing panelists that align with their agenda — not your priorities.
FedArb delivers clarity, efficiency and results by connecting you with elite, experienced neutrals tailored to your case.
Elite Expertise That Moves Complex Cases Forward
FedArb is alternative dispute resolution built for the biggest, most sophisticated disputes — where experience, precision and expertise aren’t optional. We deliver all three.
World-class legal talent
120+ elite panelists — including the largest collection of former Article III judges and former heads of major law firms or their practice groups. View our panelists.
Our panelists don’t learn on the job — they wrote the playbook.
Panelist Recommendations That Serve Your Strategy, Not a Roster
Legacy ADR firms have their own agenda, which may not be yours. FedArb works directly with you to identify the arbitrator best equipped to handle your case — based on the legal issues and tribunal composition.
Bespoke case management that moves at your speed
24/7 responsiveness. Seamless logistics. Firm enforcement of party deadlines.
We bring efficiency and structure so you can stay focused on strategy — not scheduling.
National reach, local presence
FedArb panelists are located across the country and available in person or virtually.
We meet you where business gets done.
Clarity, Resolution, Results Delivered
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By John M. Delehanty Reaching a settlement in mediation is a big accomplishment—but it’s not the finish line. Ideally, once there’s a meeting of the minds, the parties should draft and sign a formal settlement agreement right away. But in reality, especially after long hours of negotiation, most parties and their counsel opt to draft… Read more »
