Mediation

Cook and Hickory Township Lawsuit: Fresh Mediation Date Announced in Ongoing Dispute

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HICKORY TOWNSHIP, Pa. — A new mediation date has been scheduled in the ongoing legal dispute between Cook Township and Hickory Township. The case has drawn attention in local communities, as both municipalities fight to resolve their differences. The mediation, which aims to facilitate dialogue between the parties involved, is set for later this month. This development marks a significant step in the legal proceedings, as past efforts to settle the matter have not yet yielded a resolution. The legal conflict centers on issues that have implications for local governance and taxpayer resources, making it … Read more

JAMS Welcomes Veteran Judge from LA County to Enhance Mediation Services

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Los Angeles, California — A retired judge from the Los Angeles County Superior Court has joined JAMS, a leading alternative dispute resolution organization, marking the latest expansion of its experienced panel. With over 30 years of service on the bench, the judge brings a wealth of knowledge to the organization, enhancing its capabilities in various legal matters. The judge’s tenure included presiding over individual cases, as well as significant leadership roles within the court system. His extensive background equips him to navigate complex disputes with insight and judicial expertise. His arrival at JAMS signals the … Read more

Paramount Global Faces Crucial Mediation Over Trump’s $20 Billion Lawsuit Amid Corporate Turmoil and First Amendment Concerns

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Texas — The mediation process between Paramount Global and former President Donald Trump regarding a $20 billion lawsuit concerning a “60 Minutes” segment begins this week, raising questions about how much the media giant might pay to resolve a case deemed frivolous by free speech experts. During an April 18 meeting, Paramount’s board laid out guidelines for a possible settlement, as reported by sources familiar with the discussions. Mediation sessions are set to start Wednesday, with the company keen to move past the “60 Minutes” controversy and facilitate its pending sale to David Ellison’s Skydance … Read more

Union Leader Rejects Mediation Offer Amid Intercity Transit Contract Negotiations, Urges Direct Resolution

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In a recent update from the ongoing labor negotiations, a union representing several workers of Intercity Transit, including bus operators, dial-a-lift dispatchers, and customer care representatives, is on the brink of entering mediation. The lawyer for Intercity Transit, identified as Jonathan Lee from Summit Law, proposed the mediation during their latest bargaining session, according to union spokesperson Michael Cornelius. However, Cornelius, who is also an international vice president of the Amalgamated Transit Union, expressed reservations about this move. The negotiations, which started back in November 2024, have continued under the terms of the previous contract, … Read more