HON. JOHN DIBLASI PRESENTS NATIONAL WEBCAST CLE SEMINAR ON MEDIATION

Posted on Jul 30, 2014 |News

July 30, 2014

On July 22, 2014, Hon. John DiBlasi conducted a live webcast CLE for Lawline entitled Maximizing Your Potential for Success at Mediation. The CLE program addressed topics such as preparing for mediation, understanding how to make the best of the joint mediation, communicating and preparing a settlement agreement and continuing negotiations post-mediation. The CLE presentation received a 5-star rating and 100% recommendation from viewers.

To view Judge DiBlasi's Lawline presentation click here.

Hon. John DiBlasi is ranked the #1 mediator in the United States by the National Law Journal Reader Rankings Survey. In addition to being ranked #1 nationally, Judge DiBlasi has been rated a top mediator in multiple categories in the New York Law Journal's annual survey, including the Best Individual Mediator? category, Best International Mediator and Best Financial Markets Mediator category. He has also been voted one of the top ten arbitrators in New York State in the Best Individual Arbitrator category. He holds an AV Preeminent peer rating from Martindale-Hubbell in both Alternative Dispute Resolution and Litigation – a distinction given only to those who possess the highest ethical standards and professional ability.

Judge DiBlasi has mediated over 2,000 cases and his ADR practice centers on resolving Commercial, International, Finance, Defamation, Employment, Entertainment, Land Use, and Professional Malpractice matters. He is the former presiding Justice of the Commercial Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Westchester County, and creator of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Program used successfully by that court.

Judge DiBlasi hears cases throughout New York State and the United States, upon request.

Click here to view Judge DiBlasi's resume.

NAM maintains conference facilities throughout New York State, including Manhattan, Garden City, Brooklyn, Westchester, Staten Island and Buffalo.