Mediation and Arbitration

Maryville • Knoxville • Sevierville, Tennessee Certified Mediators

Choosing alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is becoming more popular as a way to find creative solutions to many common legal matters. At Kizer & Black in Maryville, Tennessee, Rule 31 lawyer David Black possesses the excellent people skills and comfortable demeanor that facilitates the best possible solution without going to court.

Some of the benefits of mediation and arbitration as opposed to personal injury, real estate, business lawsuits, or other disputes include:

• It is more cost-effective - clients can save on the costs of discovery and court fees.
• It is faster – same day resolutions are possible.
• There is more control over the outcome, as opposed to putting the matter in the hands of a judge or jury.
• The solution is usually one that both parties can live with, instead of a “winner take all” outcome in court.

Contact Kizer & Black today to discuss whether alternative dispute resolution is appropriate for your dispute.

Conducive Facilities and State-of-the-Art Technology

The Kizer & Black law firm compound is made up of three different buildings housing multiple conference rooms, each with phone and Internet hook-ups. In this spacious setting, the sparring parties can even start the mediation process in separate buildings, moving physically closer as they come together on their issue.

The cutting-edge technology at the firm increase efficiency for everyone involved. With the capability to scan almost every document into their computer system, clients who call for case updates will get instant answers.

In the courtroom, the Kizer & Black attorneys have the ability to plead cases using the latest in multimedia technology with compelling projections that give the judge and jury a clear image of their client’s perspective.

For answers to questions about whether alternative dispute resolution is the best choice for your legal matter, contact the Maryville, Sevierville, and Knoxville, Tennessee, certified mediators at Kizer & Black today.