ADR and Mediation

Disputes can be challenging, stressful, and costly. Mediation offers a practical, effective way to resolve conflicts outside of the courtroom, providing a collaborative process where all parties can be heard and work toward a mutually beneficial resolution.

Collaborative Mediation Services

As an experienced mediator, Beth Deragon is dedicated to facilitating productive discussions that lead to fair and sustainable outcomes. She helps parties navigate complex issues with respect, impartiality, and clarity with the objective of providing the parties with a meaningful process. This approach results in workable resolutions thereby avoiding the expense and turmoil of litigation.

Beth mediates disputes in employment law, family and divorce matters, business and contract disputes, malpractice, personal injury, and commercial litigation.

Ready to Resolve Your Dispute?

If you are looking for a way to resolve your conflict without the time, cost, and stress of litigation, mediation can be the solution. Contact Beth today to learn more about the process and schedule your mediation session: beth@clarkderagonlaw.com; (603) 856-5813.

    • Cost-Effective: Mediation is often significantly less expensive than litigation.

    • Timely Resolution: Disputes can be resolved quickly, avoiding lengthy court processes.

    • Confidentiality: Mediation discussions are private and not part of the public record.

    • Collaborative: The process fosters open communication and mutual understanding.

    • Control: Parties have a direct role in crafting their resolution, rather than leaving decisions to a judge or jury.

    • Pre-Mediation Consultation: Beth will confer with all parties prior to mediation to identify issues that might get in the way of a settlement.

    • Mediation: Through structured conversations, Beth ensures that all perspectives are heard and that the focus remains on finding solutions.

    • Workable Agreements: The goal of mediation is to reach a resolution that works for everyone involved, avoiding the emotional and financial toll of litigation.