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Patents involve concepts and a lexicon that is not used anywhere else in the law, so it makes sense to rely on a registered patent attorney that has prosecuted patents and litigated patent cases to help you resolve your high stakes case.  Read more here.

Trademark disputes lend themselves to resolution in a variety of ways, and a mediator experienced in trademark cases can suggest creative solutions. Learn more here.

Sellers on Amazon often become embroiled in litigation, sometimes with other resellers and sometimes with suppliers who do not want to compete with them.  Understanding how Amazon's platform works, and how Amazon's policies impact the parties' rights, is important.  Read more here.

Let a mediator who has been selected by his peers in the Tampa area as Lawyer of the Year in Copyrights help you get your case resolved. Read more here.

Trade secret cases are often high-stakes disputes and increasingly involve computer forensic evidence. A mediator familiar with ESI and computer technology, as well as trade secrets law, can help the parties reach resolution.  Learn more here

Franchise disputes often meet at the intersection of complex commercial and intellectual property law.  Read about it here.

Disputes over enforcement of noncompete and other restrictive covenants can be more emotional than most business disputes.  They can also have a significant impact on your future competitiveness.  Learn about it here.

Disputes between business partners have the emotion of a divorce, often coupled with assets that are worth fighting over.  Read more about it.

Legal malpractice cases can be especially tricky in terms of both the subject matter at issue and the emotions that can run high.  Read this.

Computer torts can implicate some of a company's most valuable IP.  A mediator experienced with computer torts and the applicable law can really help.  Learn more here.

Negligence cases can run the gamut from a simple slip and fall to a rear-end collision to a negligent security case to a multi-vehicle pileup resulting in the loss of life.  Although these cases often can involve similar damages theories, they can also rely on disparate facts, and thus different elements of proof.  Read this.

Disputes with your commercial partners, whether it be suppliers, distributors, customers, or anyone else that you have relied on to help you generate the success you have earned can be especially troublesome, as these partners usually have a lot of insight into your business and the market.  Read more here.