Mediation
We provide fast, affordable, and effective mediation services focused on early conflict resolution, helping participants navigate complex disputes, and control the outcome of their conflict.
(601) 853-9131
301 Highland Park Cv, Ste A (39157)
P.O. Box 3344
Ridgeland, MS 39158-3344
INFO@ADR.MS
About
JOHN D. MOORE, MBA, LLM - Mediator
Harvard Law School - Harvard Mediation Intensive
The Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School
University of Alabama – Master of Laws – Taxation (LLM, with Honors)
Mississippi Christian University (formerly Mississippi College) – Juris Doctorate (JD) and Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Mercer University – Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Mr. Moore has practiced law since 1997, focusing his practice in the areas of:
- Litigation,
- Commercial Real Estate,
- Commercial Bankruptcy,
- Healthcare,
- Business Advice and Transactions, and
- Tax Matters
Our Services
We provide fast, affordable, and effective mediation services designed to facilitate early resolution. Our goal is to schedule your mediation within thirty days of your request and to assist the parties in reaching an agreed resolution in the time allotted.
4 hr
1,250 US dollars
Dedicated time and professional guidance to resolve your dispute in a single day.
8 hr
2,500 US dollars
4 hr
1,000 US dollars
Professional dispute resolution from the convenience of your office or home.
8 hr
2,000 US dollars
Common Questions
What is the mediation process?
We facilitate a confidential, neutral environment where parties can confidentially discuss their concerns and receive guidance in identifying solutions that meet everyone's needs.
How long does a session last?
Typically, a single mediation session lasts between 2 to 8 hours. The duration is determined by the complexity of the issues and the pace of the discussion.
Is mediation confidential?
Yes. All discussions and information shared during the mediation are strictly confidential. This protection is essential for creating a safe space for open dialogue.
What are the benefits of mediation?
Mediation offers a faster, more affordable, and less adversarial alternative to litigation. It helps preserve relationships, reduces costs, and allows for creative, tailored solutions. More importantly, it allows the participants to control the outcome of their dispute without handing this important decision over to a judge or jury.
Who can participate in mediation?
Any party involved in a dispute can participate. This includes individuals, families, and organizations seeking to resolve conflicts quickly and affordably.