Mediation and Arbitration

For many disputes, mediation and arbitration are wise alternatives to litigation. Depending on the specifics of the case and the nature of the opponent, mediation or binding arbitration can resolve a dispute more quickly and cost-effectively.

At Downey & Associates, PC we evaluate each case and determine whether litigation, mediation, binding arbitration, or an out-of-court settlement is the wisest choice.

For approximately 25 years, the firm now known as Downey & Associates, PC has served clients throughout the Denver area, including Englewood, Boulder, Littleton, Aurora, and other areas of Colorado. We have represented businesses and individuals in a wide range of disputes, including those involving:

• Business and Commercial Law
• Real Estate
• Personal Injury Defense
• Property Tax Appeals
• Employment Law
• OSHA / MSHA
• Personal Injury - Plaintiff

Attorney Thomas E. Downey Jr. not only represents clients in mediation and arbitration, but he has also served as an arbitrator and is a trained mediator.

We are well-known for excellent and ethical representation. Tom Downey participates in several bar association committees devoted to professional ethics. You can be assured that all your dealings with Downey & Associates, PC will conform to the highest standards of professionalism.

Contact Us

If you would like to know more about how mediation or binding arbitration can help you resolve a dispute, call us at (303) 813-1111 or email us through our contact page. Downey & Associates, PC is available for free initial consultations for those who qualify. We make evening appointments and can accept credit cards.

Frequently Asked Questions

Additional Information in Denver, CO

• Preparing for Mediation - Colorado Judicial Branch: Provides a comprehensive guide on how to prepare for mediation in Colorado. It includes key steps and considerations for parties involved in mediation, offering practical advice on how to present issues, understand the process, and work towards a resolution.
• Employment Arbitration Rules & Mediation Procedures: American Arbitration Association outlines the rules and procedures for handling employment disputes through arbitration and mediation. It provides guidelines for both employers and employees on the arbitration process, including the initiation of arbitration, selection of arbitrators, and the conduct of hearings.
• Alternative Dispute Resolution: What is Mediation?: Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies explains the process and benefits of mediation as a form of alternative dispute resolution. It provides an overview of how mediation works, the role of the mediator, and the advantages of choosing mediation over litigation, particularly in real estate disputes.