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NAM (National Arbitration and Mediation) has once again, for the eleventh straight year, been named one of the Top 3 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Providers in the United States in the 2024 National Law Journal Annual “Best Of” survey.

The Honorable Peter J. O'Donoghue's remarkable judicial career includes 27 years spent as a Justice of the Supreme Court in Queens County, 15 of which were in the Medical Malpractice Part.

The Honorable Donald S. Kurtz is a former Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Kings County where he presided for 18 years over the Jury Coordinating Part and the City Trial Readiness Part.

Mr. Titowsky is a seasoned attorney who brings to NAM his deep experience in the handling of personal injury, labor law and medical malpractice matters. Throughout his 40-year legal career, he has represented clients throughout the New York Metropolitan area in thousands of cases both in court litigations and private mediations.

Based in Rochester, Judge Lunn adds further depth to NAM's experienced team of neutrals serving the Greater Rochester area and throughout New York State.

Brooklyn, NY (November 3, 2023) – For the second year in a row, NAM (National Arbitration and Mediation) has been a proud sponsor of the Anthony Filappazzo Grant for Williams Syndrome Research. The Grant was established in 2019 by the Williams Syndrome Association in recognition of the Filappazzo family’s commitment to raising awareness for their […]

Clients will be eligible for reduced administrative and hourly fees for cases with minimum policy limits of $25K that are submitted to NAM and are mediated by a NAM mediation panel member.

NAM neutral Susan Hernandez, Esq., was recognized as a top individual mediator/arbitrator and NAM was voted a top provider of Continuing Legal Education.  

NAM and Tapestry ADR are delighted to take part in the State Bar of Georgia's "Conflict Resolution Day" 2023.

The program will will address how to prevent litigation, based upon a challenge to the arbitration clause, either in court or before the arbitrator or panel of arbitrators.