Mediation is a confidential and voluntary process that brings parties together to resolve their differences through discussion and problem-solving. The mediator acts as a neutral third party who helps facilitate the dialogue but is not the final decision-maker, arbitrator, or judge. Mediation can resolve disputes quickly and satisfactorily without the expense, delay and anxiety of litigation.  And experienced and skilled mediator can make all of the difference.

Judge Klein has been inducted into the prestigious National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals, an invitation-only professional association whose membership consists of mediators & arbitrators distinguished by their hands-on experience in the field of civil & commercial dispute resolution.    He currently serves as the Chair of the Ethics Committee – USA Taekwondo. 

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Christopher Cross of JAMS “Judge Klein is a smart, experienced judge and mediator. He has a wonderful personality, listens and analyzes well, and is dedicated to helping people resolve their legal issues.”

By offering a neutral and confidential environment for parties to express their needs and interests, discuss options and reach a mutually agreeable resolution, mediation can preserve important relationships.

Mediators can assist with understanding and analysis of legal issues, facts, and share their experience of what judges and juries may do with a case.   This process helps parties understand their cases and make good decisions.

The best solution to any dispute is one reached between the parties with the assistance of a knowledgeable mediator.

Although Judge Klein understands that each dispute presents a unique set of facts and challenges, he is a firm believer that people can most often find resolution to their problems given the opportunity in a confidential setting where honest discussion and problem solving can occur.

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