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Scheduling mediation should be simple. That’s why we offer an easy-to-use online calendar, transparent pricing, and helpful resources to guide you every step of the way. Whether you’re booking your first session or preparing for a complex case, you’ll find everything you need here to make the process smooth, efficient, and stress-free.
Practice Areas
As a Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit/County Mediator, Brandon S. Diamond, PhD specializes in resolving disputes through virtual mediation—specializing in personal injury, first-party property, business, workplace/employment, association, technology, IP, education/school, and congregational mediation.
Personal Injury
When someone is injured in an accident, the last thing they want is to spend a lot of time in court instead of spending their time healing.....
First Party Property
First-party property mediation usually deals with residential property insurance disputes. The “first-party” is the owner of the property that has been damaged. These disputes can also include homeowners’ associations (HOAs)......
First-party property mediation usually deals with residential property insurance disputes. The “first-party” is the owner of the property that has been damaged. These disputes can also include homeowners’ associations (HOAs). In many states, first-party court cases are often sent to mediation before the trial, so going to mediation first can save all sides time and money. Mediation, as a voluntary process, also gives all parties more control of the process than going through the courts.
Business/Contract
Even the best of business relationships can have disagreements. Whether it is a partnership dispute, a contract dispute....
Even the best of business relationships can have disagreements. Whether it is a partnership dispute, a contract dispute, or any other type of business disagreement, mediation can help you settle the argument and let you get back to business.
Workplace/ Employment
When groups of people spend more time together than with their families, conflicts are bound to arise. A professional mediator can help your business....
When groups of people spend more time together than with their families, conflicts are bound to arise. A professional mediator can help your business return to the harmony that allows it to run optimally, without having to replace valuable employees.
Condo/Homeowner’s Association
Whether an association is in dispute with a resident or an insurance company, mediation will save time and money while restoring peace and cooperation to your community....
When someone is injured in an accident, the last thing they want is to spend a lot of time in court instead of spending their time healing. If a settlement is reached, mediation can save over a year of litigation, letting everyone involved get back to living their lives. Mediation also allows all parties to have a say in the results, rather than leaving the verdict to chance.
Technology/ Intellectual Property
Resolving technology and IP disputes through mediation can help preserve business relationships.....
Resolving technology and IP disputes through mediation can help preserve business relationships while maintaining confidentiality that would not be possible in court.
School/Education
Schools and homes are full of people who want to do what they see as best for students, but people can have different opinions about what is best.....
Congregational /Religious
Religious institutions are full of people with good hearts…and different opinions. While everyone wants what is best for the community, they may not all agree on what is best. Whether it is because of a change in leadership....
Religious institutions are full of people with good hearts…and different opinions. While everyone wants what is best for the community, they may not all agree on what is best. Whether it is because of a change in leadership or clergy, educational issues, or changing congregation size, conflicts occur in religious communities. Whether it is a church, synagogue, mosque, or temple, congregational mediation can help resolve conflicts to restore harmony to your religious community.
Fee Schedule and Resources
We believe in transparency — no hidden fees, no surprises. Every mediation session is structured to give parties the time and space needed to reach durable agreements.
Scheduling mediation should be simple. That’s why we offer an easy-to-use online calendar, transparent pricing, and helpful resources to guide you every step of the way. Whether you’re booking your first session or preparing for a complex case, you’ll find everything you need here to make the process smooth, efficient, and stress-free.
Mediation Rates:
- – 2 Party Case: $225 per party per hour
- – 3 Party Case: $175 per party per hour
- – 4 Party Case: $150 per party per hour
Minimum Hours
- – Half Day – 2 hours, or the amount of time reserved if more than 2 hours
- – Full Day – 6 hours, or the amount of time reserved if more than 6 hours
- The mediation fee is calculated based on your Mediator’s hourly billing rate as detailed above including any pre-mediation preparation time and post-mediation follow-up time spent on the matter.
Mediation Cancellation Policy
If you need to cancel or reschedule, our office must be notified via email prior to the date and time indicated in your confirmation email for that particular mediation in order to avoid the minimum fee.
Please note that for us to remain neutral, it is our policy to bill all parties equally for their portion of our minimum fees regardless of which party cancels a session or why it was canceled, even if it is being rescheduled, has settled, or one side is still willing to move forward.
Note: We do not charge any administrative, scheduling, or rescheduling fees. In exchange we ask that you please to respect our time and the cancellation policy above.
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The Road to Resolution: Common Questions
Understanding how a PhD-led approach breaks through legal impasses
How does a PhD background resolve cases that a JD-only approach might miss?
While legal analysis is essential for understanding the “tip of the iceberg” (the legal positions), a PhD-led approach focuses on the 90% of conflict submerged below the surface. By identifying the underlying psychological drivers and hidden interests, I help parties move past emotional gridlock to find practical, sustainable settlements that traditional legal posturing often overlooks.
Is a law degree required to mediate Florida and Texas cases?
No. In both Florida and Texas, the focus is on a mediator’s ability to remain a neutral, effective facilitator. As a Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit/County Mediator (#40840CR), I meet the highest standards of professional conduct and ethical neutrality. This allows me to focus purely on the mediation process without the risk of unethically providing legal advice, ensuring a safe and balanced environment for all parties.
Can you help when a mediation has already hit a “hard impasse”?
Absolutely. I specialize in “stuck” cases where the parties have reached a deadlock. My process involves shifting from a “litigation mindset” (who is right) to a “mediation mindset” (what is the solution). By using facilitative techniques to bridge deep-seated perspectives, I uncover the “Yes-able” middle ground that high-stakes disputes require.
How do we handle the logistics of virtual mediation across states?
I offer fully secure, professional virtual mediation services for both Florida and Texas-based cases. This includes dedicated private breakout rooms for confidential caucus sessions and seamless digital document sharing. My setup is designed to remove travel friction, allowing attorneys and their clients to focus entirely on the resolution at hand.
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