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Texas courts frequently mandate that disputing parties must take their case through the mediation process prior to entering into a hearing to resolve their matter inside the courtroom. Mediation involves disputing parties making an attempt to talk out their differences and try to formulate their own settlement agreement. A neutral party or mediator ensures that each party has their say and answers questions about potential legal outcomes. The mediator does not offer legal advice to the parties. Mediation is frequently successful. It is a private process, generally costs less than litigation and takes less time than taking the dispute before a traditional judge.

Our trial lawyers, Wes Johnson and Jana Reist, are certified mediators in the state of Texas. They draw from their extensive litigation background and experience representing both plaintiffs and defendants in a wide range of disputes. They have a clear understanding of the goals and interests on both sides of the aisle. They have seen the mediation process work for their clients, with disputes involving a wide range of cases including personal injury, commercial claims, medical liability and business disputes, among others. They are using the skills they have learned to help parties settle difficult disputes. In addition, they are approved arbiters for the Texas Department of Insurance.