PERSONAL INJURY MEDIATION

Spend your time healing instead of in court

WHAT IS PERSONAL INJURY MEDIATION?

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.
Common Cases Handled Through Mediation
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    Motor vehicle accidents

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    Insurance claim disagreements

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    Slip and fall incidents

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    Workplace injuries

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    Medical-related disputes

Why Mediation for Personal Injury Cases?

Faster resolution

Most cases can be resolved in a fraction of the time it takes in court.

Less stressful

Mediation avoids depositions, hearings, and drawn-out proceedings.

Cost savings

Resolving disputes through mediation often reduces attorney fees and court costs.

Focus on healing

Clients can put energy into recovery instead of conflict.

Spend your time healing, not fighting in court.

Brandon’s Expertise in Personal Injury Mediation

Brandon’s academic and professional background gives him a unique edge in personal injury disputes. With a Master of Science in Biology (Integrated Biomedical Sciences), he understands the medical complexities behind injuries, treatment, and recovery.

This knowledge allows him to communicate effectively with attorneys, insurers, and clients—bridging the gap between medical evidence and fair settlements.

car accidents happen each year in the US

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of US personal injury cases are found for the plaintiff in court

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of personal injury claims in the US are settled in court

months can pass before the courts resolve a case

Schedule a Mediation

Don’t spend years in court when you could get a settlement in hours.

Schedule a Session

Don’t spend years in court when you could spend months in recovery.

Schedule a Session

Don’t spend years in court when you could spend months in recovery.