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Theodore R. Turner, Jr. and Kelly M. Lonergan are arbitration and mediation specialists who serve as Arbitrators and Mediators for the Financial Industry Regulatory Association (FINRA), Mediators for the Cape Cod Dispute Resolution Center, in cooperation with the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office, and are qualified by the Supreme Court of Florida as County Mediators.
Arbitration
Arbitration is a method of having a dispute between two or more parties resolved by impartial persons who are knowledgeable in the areas in controversy. Read More
Mediation
Many people believe that mediation is the only good part of the Regulators required alternate dispute
resolution process. Read More
Arbitration
Arbitration is a method of having a dispute between two or more parties resolved by impartial persons who are knowledgeable in the areas in controversy. Those persons are called arbitrators. Arbitration of disputes has long been used as an alternative to the courts because it is a prompt and inexpensive means of resolving complicated issues. There are certain laws governing the conduct of an arbitration proceeding that must be considered by those planning to use arbitration to resolve the dispute. Most importantly, perhaps, is the fact that an arbitration award is final and binding, subject to review by a court only on a very limited basis. Read More
Mediation
Mediation is flexible and creative. The actual process varies from case to case depending largely on the parties’ needs and the mediator’s style. Usually, the parties meet to discuss the issues face-to-face. The mediator helps the discussions remains focused and productive. The mediator may hold private caucuses with each party separately, and will carry messages (clarifications, questions, proposals, offers, and counter offers) back and forth between them. The mediator uses the private caucus and other techniques to facilitate the negotiation. Securities mediation is non-binding. The emphasis is on fashioning a solution satisfactory to all. Read More
