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Seth A. Robbins, Robbins Law Group, PLLC

Leesburg, VA | Construction Mediation

(703) 224-4436

 

Jay N. Lazrus, The RAE Group

Fairfax, VA | Construction Mediation

(301) 384-9579

 

Seth A. Robbins, Robbins Law Group, PLLC

Fairfax, VA | Construction Mediation

(703) 224-4436

 

James T. Oyler, Professional Mediators of Virginia

Locust Grove, VA | Construction Mediation

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(540) 854-9732

 

James T. Oyler, Professional Mediators of Virginia

Fredericksburg, VA | Construction Mediation

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(540) 854-9732

 

James T. Oyler, Professional Mediators of Virginia

Culpeper, VA | Construction Mediation

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(540) 854-9732

 

Jerrilynne Purdy,

Alexandria, VA | Construction Mediation

(703) 626-3218

 

Jay N. Lazrus, The RAE Group

Arlington, VA | Construction Mediation

(301) 384-9579

 

Seth A. Robbins, Robbins Law Group, PLLC

Tyson's Corner, VA | Construction Mediation

(703) 224-4436

 

Seth A. Robbins, Robbins Law Group, PLLC

Alexandria, VA | Construction Mediation

(703) 224-4436

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Construction Mediation

Construction mediation can effectively end any ongoing disputes you may have pertaining to a construction-related matter. Before you consider taking your issues to court, you may want to consider the more efficient and economical option that is mediation.

A construction dispute can be held up in the court system, weighed down by rigid, unyielding processes and formalities; however, the disagreement can be settled far quicker in the private, informal setting of a mediation. The ability to meet the opposing party face-to-face for discussion is invaluable, and the professional mediation attorney present will help to find common ground between both parties. Unlike a court ruling, the agreement reached in a mediation isn't binding, and the outcome typically benefits both parties involved (while one party may have been otherwise burned by a one-sided court decision). To learn more about construction dispute mediation, read the articles in this category.

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