Celebrating our 20 year anniversary Now mediating full time

About Us

MEDIATIONS HANDLED*

HOA

Insurance Disputes (Including First Party Property Claims)

Subrogation/Collections/Consumer Claims

Personal Injury

Probate & Trust Disputes

Real Property Disputes

Foreclosures

Commercial Litigation

Appellate Mediations

CONDUCTED ALMOST 1,000 MEDIATIONS

“We’re delighted to recognize Philip L. Partridge to the Academy’s Florida Chapter in recognition of Excellence in his mediation practice,” commented Darren Lee, Executive Director of NADN.

Qualifications/Certifications

Fla Supreme Ct Certified Circuit Court Mediator

Fla Supreme Ct Certified Appellate Mediator

Approved & Qualified 5th DCA Mediator

Certified Middle District of Florida Mediator

Fla Supreme Court Approved Arbitrator

Member Fla Circuit Civil Mediator Society

National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals

34 years Civil Litigation Experience 20 years Mediation Experience

Experience in Insurance Claims, Trust Disputes, Real Property & Commercial Litigation
Former Claim Litigation Counsel for State Farm

Roster Mediator for Florida Department of Financial Services

RMFMP Foreclosure Mediator
WE ALSO HANDLE SELECT PERSONAL INJURY, WRONGFUL DEATH AND PROBATE/TRUST CASES

What is Mediation

Mediation is a way for people who are having a dispute to talk about their issues and concerns and to make decisions about the dispute with the help of another person (called a mediator). A mediator is not allowed to decide who is right or wrong or to tell you how to resolve your dispute. In mediation, you can try to find solutions that make sense to you and the other person in the dispute to resolve some or all of your concerns.

While the goal is to try to work something out, you may decide it would be better for you not to come to an agreement. Sometimes emotions may be driving the dispute which can make talking to the person or party with whom you are in a dispute difficult. A mediator can assist you in easing the way for communication. The mediator is there as a neutral person to help you focus on solving your dispute, however, the mediator is prohibited from providing therapy, counseling or legal advice.

MEDIATION ADVANTAGES

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