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NAM (National Arbitration and Mediation) combines award-winning neutrals & skillful case management

NAM (National Arbitration and Mediation) works with law firms and organizations of all sizes, including attorneys, in-house counsel and C-level executives, to provide top-quality ADR services for even the most complex of matters. Additionally, NAM (National Arbitration and Mediation) works with more than 10,000 commercial entities, including over 50 percent of Fortune 100 companies. ADR services i

nclude, but are not limited to, Arbitration, Mediation, Case Management, Trial Preparation Services, Mock Jury Trials, Dispute Resolution Training, Discovery Referees/Special Masters, VirtualNAM (NAM’s digital conferencing solution) and myADR®, the company’s patented case management system. We offer litigants a nationwide panel of more than 2,600 top-tier former judges and legal practitioners uniquely qualified to facilitate the resolution of disputes in a private forum. NAM (National Arbitration and Mediation) maintains rosters in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and in major cities around the world. The neutrals on NAM (National Arbitration and Mediation)’s panel have a minimum of 10 years of legal experience derived from affiliations at top law firms and/or service on the state and federal court benches. Providing the legal community with highly qualified and experienced neutrals is at the heart of what NAM (National Arbitration and Mediation) does.

05/29/2026

The Brooklyn Women's Bar Association Annual Gala was a wonderful evening of celebration and recognition. NAM was proud to attend and honor this year's distinguished honorees: Judge Silvera, Judge Toussaint, Judge Genovesi, and Meryl Schwartz, Esq. Congratulations to all for their outstanding contributions to the legal community. Take a look at photos from a memorable night at a beautiful venue.

05/28/2026

Early medical malpractice mediation depends on preparation, realistic case evaluation, and an experienced neutral who understands complex healthcare disputes. Our latest blog explores how early resolution strategies can help parties manage litigation costs and evaluate exposure more effectively.

Read more: https://hubs.la/Q04jbQ-Y0

05/14/2026

Medical malpractice cases often reach a point where additional discovery adds expense without improving the path to resolution. In our latest blog post, we examine three strategic windows where early mediation can create meaningful value for both plaintiffs and defendants, from pre-suit discussions through targeted discovery. The result is a more efficient process that preserves resources while supporting informed decision-making.

For attorneys handling MedMal matters, timing can shape the entire trajectory of a case. Read more: https://bit.ly/3RqHSCN

05/06/2026

In medical malpractice litigation, time is not neutral. It increases cost, risk, and uncertainty for everyone involved. In our latest blog post, we explore why delaying mediation can turn cases into a costly war of attrition, from escalating expert fees to entrenched positions and the unpredictable gamble of trial. Learn why mediation is a smarter, more strategic path to resolution.

If you handle med mal matters, this is a perspective worth considering. Read more: https://bit.ly/49gp5jE

05/01/2026

When complex medicine meets high-stakes litigation, resolution requires more than just negotiation skills – it requires a mediator who has critical insight to resolve the dispute.

In this case study, Judge Judith N. McMahon (Ret.) navigates a deeply emotional, high-exposure cardiac malpractice matter by breaking down opposing clinical narratives, applying evolving New York damages law, and guiding both sides past “all-or-nothing” risk toward a meaningful resolution.

A powerful example of how expertise, preparation, and strategy can bridge even the widest divides. Read more: https://bit.ly/4enaAhy

04/29/2026

What does it take to effectively navigate complex medical malpractice disputes? How can decades on the bench shape a neutral’s approach to fostering resolution? In our NAM Neutral Perspective, Hon. Ellen M. Spodek (Ret.) shares thoughtful insights drawn from her extensive judicial experience, including presiding over more than 1,000 medical malpractice matters and conducting daily settlement conferences for nearly two decades.

Read more: https://bit.ly/4mY7in9

04/22/2026

We’re proud to welcome the Hon. Ellen M. Spodek (Ret.) to NAM’s panel of neutrals!

With more than 20 years on the bench, including her role as Justice of the New York State Supreme Court, Kings County, Judge Spodek brings deep experience in complex civil litigation and a proven ability to guide parties toward meaningful resolution.

Learn more about her distinguished career and what she brings to NAM: https://bit.ly/4cslwco

03/17/2026

For the 8th time in a row, NAM has been recognized in The National Law Journal’s 2026 “Best Of” Survey as a Top 3 Online ADR Resource, reinforcing our leadership in technology-driven dispute resolution.
Read more: https://bit.ly/419EMVm

02/25/2026

On February 23, 2026, NAM Hearing Officer Michael B. Titowsky, Esq. delivered a CLE webinar hosted by Lawline entitled “New York Labor Law Update: Recent Appellate Cases and Litigation Under Sections 200, 240(1), and 241(6).”

The program provided a timely update to more than 150 attendees on New York Labor Law, focusing on Sections 200, 240(1), and 241(6). Drawing from recent appellate decisions, Mr. Titowsky offered practical insights into how courts are interpreting these statutes in the context of construction accident litigation, highlighting trends in liability, defenses, and evidentiary issues.

Thank you to everyone who joined us.

For additional insights from Mr. Titowsky:

Article: Mediation Checklist: Ten Things That Help You Get It Settled
https://hubs.ly/Q044xqHx0

Webinar: The Sidewalks of New York: A Review of Cases and Laws Applicable to Sidewalk Trip/Slip and Fall Cases in the Five Boroughs
https://hubs.ly/Q044xCvk0

02/22/2026

Tomorrow, join us for a CLE webinar hosted by Lawline. Michael B. Titowsky, Esq., a NAM Hearing Officer with decades of experience litigating New York Labor Law matters, presents a timely update on New York Labor Law, with a focus on Sections 200, 240(1), and 241(6). Drawing from recent appellate decisions, he provides practical insights into how courts are interpreting these statutes in the context of construction accident litigation.

The first half of the program offers a refresher on the statutory framework that underpins Labor Law litigation, including the distinctions between general negligence (Section 200), gravity-related hazards (Section 240[1]), and code-based safety violations (Section 241[6]). The second half examines recent decisions from the First and Second Departments, highlighting judicial trends in liability, defenses, and evidentiary issues. Attorneys, insurance professionals, and mediators will gain tools for evaluating claims and navigating the evolving landscape of construction-related litigation in New York.

Register now: https://bit.ly/4qoUExk

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Tuesday	8:30am - 5:30am
Wednesday	8:30am - 5:30am
Thursday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

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