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Mediation is a natural choice for those who desire practical progress over conflict. The right mediator offers counsel, coaching, and strategies to create lasting solutions to conflict.
Choosing the right mediator is to select a dispute resolution professional with the right skills, creativity, and processes to bring mutually beneficial solutions to both parties.
Glasner Mediation brings over 30 years of litigation, trial, business, and alternative dispute resolution experience to the table. We use a non-directive, investigative style, using extensive experience and expertise to help parties analyze the strengths and weaknesses of their positions and move into areas of common interests to develop creative ways of resolving disputes.
Employment law comprises statutes regulating the relationships between employers and employees. Employment laws include wage and hour regulations, employment harassment, discrimination and wrongful termination based on age, gender, religion, race, national origin, disability, medical condition, whistleblowers, wrongful termination in violation of public policy, blackballing, and breach of an employment contract.
People with power over an older person’s care or financial affairs can abuse them through neglect, physical abuse, and various forms of theft. This type of misconduct or neglect is elder abuse and can violate California laws protecting the elderly and others unable to care for themselves. Other forms of elder abuse include abandonment, nursing home negligence, sexual, psychological, and emotional abuse, and financial abuse. These claims are expensive to litigate and can take an enormous toll on the parties.
Caregivers work in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and private residences. These workers may seek unpaid wages and overtime from employers who they believe ignore overtime laws.
Claims for personal injuries involve injury to someone’s body, emotions, or reputation. These lawsuits typically arise from vehicular and workplace accidents, slip and falls, assault and battery, medical malpractice, and nursing home abuse. These types of cases also can involve injury to the psyche or reputation, including intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress, slander, libel, defamation, invasion of privacy, false imprisonment, and malicious prosecution.
Lawsuits involving professionals of all kinds tend to be protracted and quite expensive to bring to trial because reputations are at stake, and damage claims can be substantial. These lawsuits share a common allegation that a professional’s service or conduct fell below a certain standard of care that caused injury to the plaintiff. They include malpractice claims against healthcare and mental health providers, pharmacists, accountants, lawyers, architects, and engineers, among others.
Family law encompasses disputes and claims arising from marriage, separation, divorce, child custody, property distribution, and spousal and child support. The combination of, in many cases, limited resources and high levels of conflict and emotion demand empathy, patience, and skill from the mediator resolving these disputes.
Business litigation, often called commercial litigation, involves various claims. These include breach of contract, real estate litigation, fraud, misrepresentation and conversion, breach of fiduciary duty, partnership and shareholder disputes, and tortious interference with contracts or business relationships, among others.
We are based in Redding, California, and mediate disputes locally and nationally. We also conduct meditations on various video conferencing platforms to accommodate time-sensitive conflicts.
Glasner Mediation is dedicated to providing a seamless and low-stress environment before, during, and after the mediation.
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