New York ADR Organizations, Firms and Affiliated
Associations
Here for your benefit are links to the
ADR organizations, agencies and firms involved in mediation
& arbitration within the state of New York.
There is no formal certification process
required by the New York State Bar for attorneys to
declare themselves as mediators or arbitrators. Thus
our Academy roster is intended as a useful alternative
to the various free court rosters where most anyone
can declare themselves an ADR 'expert'...
New York ADR Organizations
New
York State Unified Court System - ADR Office
The Office of Alternative Dispute Resolution and Court Improvement Programs (ADRCIP) oversees Court-Connected ADR
Programs. The Office of ADRCIP also oversees the Child Welfare Court Improvement Project, the Court Appointed Special Advocates Assistance Program and the Children's Centers Program.
ADRCIP is housed within the Division of Professional and Court Services in the New York State Unified Court System Office of Court Administration.
For more information, please visit www.nycourts.gov/ip/adr/aboutus.shtml
New
York State Dispute Resolution Association, Inc.
The
New York State Dispute Resolution Association, Inc. (NYSDRA) is a
private not-for-profit professional membership organization
committed to the promotion of quality conflict management and
peaceful dispute resolution. Through leadership, education,
promotion of professional standards and training, and development
of innovative statewide programs, NYSDRA provides opportunities
for people, communities, organizations and businesses to respond
effectively to conflict.
Visit NYSDRA's website at www.nysdra.org
New York ADR Panel Firms
JAMS mediators and
arbitrators are Resolution Experts who resolve some of the
nation's largest, most complex and contentious disputes. JAMS
neutrals are skilled in alternative dispute resolution (ADR)
processes including discovery referee, private judging, in
addition to arbitration and mediation. For more information on
JAMS New York office, please visit www.jamsadr.com
NAM
- National Arbitration & Mediation, Inc.
Founded in 1992, NAM
(National Arbitration and Mediation) is well known for its superb
customer service and for delivering exceptional results. NAM
actively works with more than 8,000 commercial entities, including
more than 50% of the Fortune 100 companies.NAM is an indispensable
resource for parties seeking cost-effective alternatives to
expensive and often time-consuming litigation. More than 75% of
NAM administered mediations result in the settlement of all
outstanding issues. For more on NAM, please visit www.namadr.com
RESOLUTE
SYSTEMS, LLC
Resolute Systems, LLC provides mediation, arbitration, ADR training, and consulting services to its clients throughout the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. Established in 1988, Resolute maintains a panel of over 2,800 mediators and arbitrators who resolve thousands of civil disputes annually.Resolute programs are designed to help its clients save time, money and resources through the fair and expedient resolution of civil disputes. Resolute's outstanding customer service and results-orientated philosophy have earned a number of awards and distinctions, including being named "ADR Provider of the Year" by the American College of Civil Trial Mediators.
Please visit www.ResoluteSystems.com
Affiliated Associations
The National
Academy of Distinguished Neutrals is an association whose
membership consists of mediators and arbitrators distinguished by
their hands-on experience in the field of civil and commercial
conflict resolution, and by their commitment to the practice of
alternative dispute resolution.
Membership is by invitation only and all Academy members have
been thoroughly reviewed and found to meet stringent practice
criteria. Members are amongst the most in-demand neutrals in
their respective states, as selected by both peers and local
litigation firms. With over 900 members throughout the
United States, the NADN is America's largest professional
association of top-tier neutrals. Visit the Academy website at www.NADN.org
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