Chicago Bar Mediation Service
321 S. Plymouth Court, 7th Floor
Chicago, IL 60604

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Judge Thomas Mulroy, Chairperson of the Chicago Bar Mediation Service

EXPERIENCED

MEDIATORS

THE CHICAGO BAR ASSOCIATION

CHICAGO BAR ASSOCIATION MEDIATION SERVICE

Resolve business and legal disputes in an efficient, cost-effective manner with experienced, trained CBA member mediators.

The CBA Mediation Service is designed to provide mediations that are efficient, effective, economical, and fair. The parties, who must be represented by counsel, can expect a high chance of resolution while negotiating in a safe environment with an experienced CBA mediator. Our mediators are CBA members with at least ten years of practice experience and they must have completed a comprehensive mediation training course. The Mediation Service is structured to meet the needs of a wide-range of clients in areas such as personal injury, family law, commercial, subrogation, real estate and others. Parties can resolve their disputes before or after a court filing with a CBA mediator.

TYPES OF MEDIATION CASES

Attorney Malpractice
Business Divorce
Commercial Law
Complex Ownership Disputes
Contracts
Construction
Education/School Law
Environmental
Estate, Probate and Trust
Insurance
Intellectual Property
Mechanic's Lien
Medical Malpractice
Subrogation

FIND A MEDIATOR

Stephen Tyma

Stephen Tyma

Thirty-five years of practice in litigation in a range from complex commercial litigation to small claims, in a wide variety of areas of law, from professional liability (including attorneys and...
Eugene Hollander

Eugene Hollander

I have extensive experience in a wide variety of civil litigation. I have handled many cases in the law division and chancery division of the Circuit Court of Cook County....
Mr. Mitchell Marinello

Mr. Mitchell Marinello

I am a practicing commercial litigator, arbitrator and mediator. Most of my litigation work is in the field of commercial litigation, real estate litigation, ownership disputes, business divorces, contract disputes,...
Shavon M. Wesley

Shavon M. Wesley

Since 2018, I’ve worked with circuit courts and communities in alternative dispute resolution. As an arbitrator participating in Mandatory Arbitration programs, I listen to facts, review evidence, determine outcomes, and...
Mr. Tobin Richter

Mr. Tobin Richter

I enjoy meeting with and helping parties resolve their disputes. Over forty-five years experience in litigation teaches that a more efficient solution via mediation not only saves time and money,...
John C. Sciaccotta

John C. Sciaccotta

John C. Sciaccotta has nearly 35 years of trial and litigation experience advocating for clients in complex civil litigation, arbitration, mediation and business counseling matters with a special emphasis on...
Marta Stein

Marta Stein

For 30 years, Ms. Stein was a trial attorney handling high-stakes complex commercial litigation matters, most recently as an equity partner at the international law firm McGuireWoods LLP. Ms. Stein...
Ms Heidi Massa

Ms Heidi Massa

Heidi Massa's practice involves high-stakes business disputes in many substantive areas, including contract and commercial matters; business divorce; and design and construction. She has represented clients in state and federal...

HOW OUR MEDIATION SERVICE WORKS

The Chicago Bar Association established the Mediation Service to allow members to act as mediators in personal injury, commercial, matrimonial, and other kinds of cases for a fee of $400 an hour. Parties requesting mediation must be represented by counsel.

CBA mediators are focused on being efficient, effective, economical, and fair to help parties resolve their disputes before or after a court filing.
The CBA screens its mediators for extensive training, experience, and good standing with regulatory bodies.
Our mediators can handle a variety of cases, including, personal injury, family law, commercial, subrogation, real estate, and many others.

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