Don't Litigate - Mediate or Arbitrate!
For more than 30 years, George Zimmerman has conducted successful alternative dispute resolutions in excess of $7B dollars as either a sole arbiter or as a panel appointee. George has also conducted more than 500 mediations for corporations, law firms and other business entities and individuals on a case-by-case basis. He also has served as an expert witness in areas of insurance, reinsurance and real estate, as well as a trust protector and counsel in several instances.
“I have provided Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) services as a third-party to assist disputants reach an agreement and avoid litigation. Utilizing patience, persuasion, examination of the facts and any applicable law, I am able to facilitate communication and negotiation between the parties in order to successfully reach a settlement.”
Successful mediation and arbitration engagements - in excess of $7 Billion - as both a sole- and panel-member arbiter.
40-year career including 25 years as CEO of 3 multi-million dollar corporations and value-added partner at law firms across the nation.
Experienced, honest fiduciary as a mediator, arbiter, reinsurance consultant, and trust protector.
Going to trial is generally a process most people try to avoid due to the cost, time constraints and the emotional and unpredictable impact any case can have. Your fate is in the hands of the judge or jury, leaving uncertainty in the outcome. Today, due to the backlog in the court system, many courts even now require the use of Alternative Dispute prior to filing a case with the court.
Simply put, Alternative Dispute Resolution (“ADR”) refers to a number of processes used to resolve a dispute between parties and is an alternative to litigation. Parties may attempt to resolve their dispute via ADR, or dispute resolution may be ordered by the court in the early stages of litigation in an attempt to resolve the dispute and avoid an unnecessary trial and the associated costs.
The goal of ADR is to provide a platform for parties to voluntarily design a consensual agreement versus having a judge or jury decide the case.
Mediation and arbitration differ in the process used to resolve a legal issue outside of the traditional court process, thus avoiding costly and time-consuming litigation all together. The difference is in the methods used to get from start to resolution.
The trust protector acts as the overseer of the trust process giving the owners (grantor) a remaining voice. They oversee and counsel the trustee and accommodate changing circumstances while ensuring that the various trust directives are fulfilled.
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