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Mediation &
Arbitration
NELSON HESSE,
LLP's legal team includes mediators
certified by the Florida Supreme Court to
mediate in Florida's County and Circuit
Courts. Former Sarasota County Judge Preston
DeVilbiss, Jr., leads the firm's mediation
and arbitration group, joined by partners
Steve Herb and Omer Causey. The firm's
mediators have successfully resolved a wide
variety of disputes, and we are available to
help with virtually any type of contested
matter, including, but not limited to, the
following:
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Business transactions
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Discrimination in employment,
housing & public accommodation
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Employment contracts,
non-competition & confidentiality
agreements
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Franchise & dealership agreements
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Harassment & retaliation claims
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Intellectual property, copyrights
& trademarks
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Personal injury, wrongful death &
products liability
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Real estate contracts &
commercial leases
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Technology & computer law
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Trust & will contests
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Whistleblower claims
We subscribe to and endorse the
alternative dispute resolution goal of
trying to assist parties as neutrals in
resolving disputes in an amicable way, while
saving them a substantial portion of the
money and time that would be spent in
litigating those disputes to conclusion in
ordinary court proceedings.
Mr. Causey and Mr. DeVilbiss are
both on the approved list of mediators for
the Florida Division of Land Sales,
Condominiums and Mobile Homes and are
available to assist with matters within the
jurisdiction of the agency.
Mr. Herb, Mr. Causey and Mr.
DeVilbiss are also available to act as Trial
Resolution Judges in voluntary trial
resolution cases, as provided for in Section
44.104(2), Florida Statutes, and as Special
Masters.
For further information
regarding our services in the area of
mediation and arbitration, contact
Preston DeVilbiss, Jr.,
F. Steven Herb or
Omer Causey at 941-366-7550.
Email Mr. DeVilbiss
Email Mr. Herb
Email Mr. Causey
Please include the names of all
parties to allow us to check for conflicts
of interests. Do not send any confidential
information until it can be determined
whether any conflict of interest exists. No
attorney-client relationship is established
until such time as a written representation
agreement or letter of engagement is fully
executed by NELSON HESSE,
LLP and the client.
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