Case Manager Coaches Winning Moot Arbitration Team

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ADR Systems case manager nd director of the Commercial and Family Law Division, Joshua Heffernan, Esq., has been a coach for Loyola University Chicago School of Law’s Moot Arbitration team for the last four years. This year, the team won first place at the Annual Willem C. Vis (East) International Commercial Arbitration Moot, which took place in Hong Kong on April 12-17, 2014.

With participating teams from 99 other law schools in 28 countries, the competition was fierce. ADR Systems proudly congratulates Josh Heffernan, Esq. and the Loyola University Moot Arbitration team. Learn more about the Moot. Read the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin article.

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Joshua Heffernan, Esq. is the Director, Commercial & Family Law Division at ADR Systems of America, LLC.  He has been active in the field of alternative dispute resolution for many years.  During law school, Joshua was first runner-up for best advocate at the 2008 Willem Vis Commercial Arbitration Moot.

After graduation he spent a year at Stockholm University doing a course of study in international commercial arbitration.  He then began working with ADR Systems administering commercial mediations and arbitrations in the areas of contract, products liability, professional malpractice, construction and complex business/commercial matters.

View Mr. Heffernan’s Full Bio.

Judge Lawler and ADR System’s Case Ambassador Program transformed a complex, multi-party personal injury case into a productive and ultimately successful mediation. By engaging the parties and carriers well in advance as part of the Case Ambassador process, Judge Lawler removed roadblocks, clarified positions, and laid the groundwork for meaningful negotiations before mediation day. His reputation for being a well-respected and successful mediator for high-exposure, high-value cases brought immediate credibility to the process, and our case manager ensured seamless coordination and communication throughout the proceedings. This was mediation as a true process — not a one-day event — and it worked.

Gregg E. Strellis, Esq.Strellis Firm, Chartered
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