About Alternative Law, Mediators & Masters

About Us Alternative Law mediators

There are requirements for Alternative Law mediators to completely achieve goals. There must be an excellent process and procedure and willing participants. And for success, there must be expert mediators who stand behind and guarantee their work.

Many of our Alternative Law mediators and consultants have been mediating, training, and consulting negotiating for over 10-25 years. We specialize in providing mediators from different generations, ethnicities, industries and communities. This helps to effectively bridge generational and cultural differences. When our mediators are not engaged as neutrals, they serve as business consultants and advisors. They advise to various businesses and family businesses. The refine strategic plans, provide succession planning and craft resolutions to complex business or family issues.

Our mediators have been trained by Bar Association approved institutions such as Cornell University, Harvard Law School, the Council of Family Mediators, Mass. Dispute Resolution Program; Local Community Mediators, United States Government Agencies such as The Department of Justice, The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and other agencies. In addition, all mediators in every state are required to attend training courses and continuing legal. Mediation educational programs are each year and are certified to be covered under our 100% Money Back Guarantee Program.

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Roger Fisher

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As part of its series of honoring and recognizing outstanding teachers and mediators from all over the world, Roger Fisher as a teacher and founder of mediation in America is hereby designated as  an original  Master Of Mediation.

Roger  specialized in mediation, negotiation and conflict management, educated us all on resolution principles. He was the co-author (with William Ury) “Getting to YES,” the classic book on “interest-based” negotiation, as well as numerous other publications. After finishing his law degree at Harvard, arguing several cases before US Supreme Court. He worked on both national and international disputes, well recognized all over the world. He later returned to Harvard Law School.

After seeing so many costly and frustrating disputes as a litigator, Fisher help develop  the art and science of how we manage our conflicts as humans and as professionals. Fisher was one of the founders and led the Harvard Negotiation Project and began interviewing professional  negotiators in order to understand their  successful techniques.

Like Alternative Law mediators, Roger taught and believed in putting theories into practice. Assisting individuals and companies with actual  disputes was critical to developing useful problem resolution tools. This tradition at the Harvard Negotiation Project produced a local, national and world wide community of well trained consensus and collaborative thinkers including those of us at Alternative Law. We are forever in his debt and are so honored to have had the opportunity to work and learn from him.

PON Live! Roger Fisher Speaker’s Series Date & Time Selected Sessions: Feb 14, 2024 12:00 PM

FRANK SANDER

Professor Frank Sander was another true Master of Mediation that we honor. He taught many of us and is regarded as one of the leading expert on alternative methods of dispute resolution and is one of the pioneers of the field and is credited with creating the term ADR, Alternative Dispute Resolution.

Among other innovations, one of his early papers put forth the idea of the “Multi-Door Courthouse,” a court system that helps direct disputants to the most appropriate route to resolution. Multi-Door Courthouse systems are presently in use in much of the United States

Frank Sander

Frank makes connections across disciplines. His confidence and spirit inspire him to try new things. People marvel at his willingness to tackle difficult problems with creative methods. This often happens in business and family business settings.

Harvard Law School Lecturer on David Hoffman said: “Just as important as all of these contributions, has been Sander’s mentorship of many hundreds of people over the years –from all walks of life–who sought to develop careers as scholars and practitioners of mediation and arbitration.

Alternative Law mediators encourage all of those interested in peace making to give it a chance.

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Mediator Mark Fallon

Mark Fallon has served as a strategist, mediator, and facilitator in businesses, family businesses, and non profits. He bridges the past and future of business and family mediation, bringing a multi-generational perspective.He is able to determine strategies for business plans for change and mediate a wide range of businesses issues. Utilizing the team approach at Alternative Law, Mark can help develop your entire team. Also, he develops the Board of Directors, CEO’s, executives, managers and your staff. Redefining existing relationships, he can identify  growth opportunities, and determine  fair and smooth succession plans. He identifies the personal and professional issues, outlines practical alternatives, and implements systematic solutions to complex business problems. He does this with your in house team, outside relationships, family members or conflicted parties.

Mark personally developed our innovative, interactive award winning ‘best ideas win’ for business consulting. Alternatively, he developed strategic planning, mediation and conflict resolution programs for Alternative Law. He did this for a wide range of companies, industries, and family businesses. These processes are used in private business, non-profits, and the US government. He identifies and addresses the needs of diverse businesses and their people to achieve their goals.

 Mediator Frank Fallon 

As a strategic thinker, mediator, negotiator, and facilitator, Frank Fallon’s methods focus on multi-disciplinary approaches to business problem solving and mediation.  It directly promotes both creative plans, balanced resolutions  and consistent client satisfaction. In order to negotiate fair and lasting programs, decisions and resolutions, Frank combines case specifics and situational realities. Using detailed neutral analyses of interactive business theories, legal studies and to develop best practices for companies. Utilizing creative multi party and individual techniques, he is able to resolve most difficult professional and personal matters. He resolves matters involving corporations, nonprofit organizations, individuals, and government agencies.

Extensive Experience

From entrepreneurial adventures to reorganizations, our work in companies extends to strategic planning, facilitating growth and change, redefining corporate structures, and negotiating fair outcomes. We focus on helping address the fundamental business needs of growing and exiting business concerns. Also, we resolve complex management organizational and legal areas, We work in such professional areas such as HR, contracts, insurance, employment, commerce, asset management and acquisition, real estate, development, land use, personal injury, construction, health care, technology, finance, securities, asset division, estates and taxes. From family business to partnerships to corporations, from startups to workouts, we strive for an intense commitment to advancing the needs of businesses and their people to achieve their goals. Frank personally co-developed the innovative, interactive award winning ‘best ideas win’ for business consulting, strategic planning, families and resolution programs.

Outstanding Success

As a result of the outstanding success of his program, designed for working with difficult cases and sensitive clients. We have also won the national ADR competition. The competitions was to manage and redesign mediation systems and settle various internal government disputes, These include the EEOC, the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, in addition to their previous accommodations awards for business settlements and his work for government, public and corporate arenas .

In conclusion, as principal business consultants and mediators, our expertise includes labor, management, class actions, union issues and alleged age. Likewise, it includes race, sex, gender, harassment, disability discrimination, termination, disparate impact, undue hardship, civil rights and related professional and personal controversies. We have one of the highest settlement and satisfaction rates in the industry and for the United States government. ADR processes are performed at various locations. For more information, see: www.alternativelaw.com

ALTERNATIVE LAW  EDUCATION & TRAININGS

  • Cornell University, U.S. Government Mediation, Michael Bertty
  • Harvard Law School, PIL Negotiation Program: Roger Fisher
  • Harvard Law School, PIL Mediation Program: Frank Sander
  • Harvard Law School Mediation Pedagogy Program, Harvard, MIT, Tufts Consortium
  • Harvard Law School Negotiation Pedagogy Program, Harvard, MIT, Tufts Consortium
  • Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, EEOC: Mediator &Faculty
  • Arbitration Studies and Analysis: Richard Boutewell,
  • United States Department of Justice, Mediator ADR Panelist,
  • Divorce Mediation: Diane Neumann, John Fiske, Phillip Woodbury
  • Mass Council of Family Mediators, courses and certification
  • University of Massachusetts at Boston, Degree in Mediation
  • Maine Association of Mediators, Conferences, seminars and trainings
  • Mediation Works Inc.: C.Doran, Various Trainings
  • NEACR: Various conferences, seminars, trainings
  • Cambridge Community Dispute Settlement Center: Mediation Training, Gail Packer
  • Advanced Training CDSC: Transformative Mediation, Melissa Broderick
  • Negotiation: David Matz, Instructor,
  • Dispute Resolution: Jeanne Cleary
  • ACR Conferences: Association for Conflict Resolution, topical Conferences on variety of dispute resolution subject matter
  • American Bar Association ADR: Dispute Resolution Section and multiple training sessions and ADR conferences

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