A lawsuit racks up legal fees fast. Mediation usually settles for a fraction of the cost.
A court case can drag on for months or years. A mediation can often be done in a matter of hours.
Instead of leaving it to a judge, both sides shape the agreement, so it's more likely to work for everyone.
Court is public. Mediation is confidential, which matters when the dispute is sensitive or business-related.
Once everyone's on board, we schedule a session at a time that works.
As a neutral mediator, Adam Taylor guides the conversation and helps both sides find common ground.
When you settle, the terms get put in writing, and you avoid the stress and cost of a trial.