Judge Brown to Speak on Mediation Strategy at DRI Seminar

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Hon. F. Keith Brown, (Ret.), senior mediator and arbitrator at ADR Systems, will participate in an upcoming panel on mediation strategy at the Defense Research Institute (DRI).

Judge Brown’s panel presentation, titled “Mediation Strategy: How to Make the Most of Your Attempt to Settle,” at the DRI’s Retail and Hospitality Litigation Seminar will be at 10:15am on Thursday, May 3rd, at the Loews Chicago Hotel at 455 North Park Drive.

The session will focus on mediation as a common method for resolving personal injury disputes. It will break down the mediation process and techniques in these cases with insights from the panel on how to increase the chances of resolution.

He will present alongside Andrew A. Boros, senior tort litigation counsel at McDonald’s Corporation, and Megan Backer Kelley, employee relations counsel at Target Corporation. The seminar is May 3rd and May 4th.

For more information on the Retail and Hospitality Litigation Seminar, click here.

As a former chief judge of Kane County, Judge Brown has extensive experience in settling personal injury, workers’ compensation and commercial matters. As a mediator, he is known for his keen ability to easily connect with people and promote productive communications between all parties. Judge Brown is a beloved pillar of the community, who has been recognized numerous times for community service.

For Judge Brown’s full bio, click here.

For Judge Brown’s availability, click here.

ADR Systems, It’s Settled.®

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. StrellisStrellis Firm, Chartered
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