Alternate Dispute Resolution Services

Arbitration:
LRC's former judges can accept appointments as sole arbitrators or as a neutral on a multi-person panel.

Settlement Conferences:
LRC's former judges are able to provide impartial mediation of disputes between parties, including mediation pertaining to specialized industries and practice areas such as personal injury, construction defects, commercial law, domestic disputes, municipal issues, water law and railroads.

Specially Appointed Judges:
LRC has former judges available for appointment as judges pro tem pursuant to C.R.S. 13-3-111. This option allows a party a means of preserving the right to appeal which would not occur with arbitration.

Domestic Settlement Services:
LRC's former judges are available for both pre-decree and post-decree services.

Hearing Officers:
LRC's former judges are available for appointment as neutral hearing officers.

Arbitration

Professional Arbitration Services from Former Judges

Former judges from several state and federal jurisdictions make their services available as arbitrators through Legal Resolution Center. LRC's former judges are available for appointment as sole arbitrators or as neutral arbitrators on a multi-person panel. Contact LRC for more information regarding resolution of disputes through arbitration.

Legal Resolution Center is the second largest mediation and arbitration company in Colorado. Lawyers throughout Colorado and in neighboring states trust neutral LRC arbiters to handle their clients' arbitration cases fairly and efficiently. The judicial background of the LRC arbiters provides a rare depth of experience in the arbitration process.

Accomplished Former Judges Handling Arbitration Matters

In particular, arbiters at Legal Resolution Center are highly respected, accomplished former judges from state and federal jurisdictions with a wealth of individual experience and collective expertise.

There is no substitute for the experience and knowledge gained through distinguished careers as judges, mediators and arbiters.

When Arbitration Is Mandatory or Recommended

For many legal disputes, arbitration is the required method of resolution. This is often the case when construction contracts and other contracts stipulate arbitration as the only recourse. The public policies of Colorado and all Rocky Mountain states strongly favor arbitration. Arbitration is often less costly and more efficient. An arbitration agreement may allow for appointment of an arbitrator by a party in a conflict. Interested attorneys and their clients are welcome to inquire. Call or e-mail Legal Resolution Center to discuss available arbitration services.