Resolution Remedies - Alternative Dispute Resolutions

Agency Law

Agency law involves disputes that arise when one party (the agent) is authorized to act on behalf of another (the principal), typically when creating legal relationships with a third party. Disputes involving agency law often involve employees acting as agents of their employer or brokers acting for a client, but these issues can arise from any situation in which a person has express, implied or even apparent authority to act on behalf of another.

The agency law underlying a dispute is often intertwined with business and contract law, so when selecting a neutral for your arbitration or mediation, it's often helpful that the neutral is keen on the relevant law in those areas as well. With that in mind, the following neutrals from our professional panel have extensive backgrounds and superior qualifications to handle any sort of agency law dispute. With the benefit of their expertise in agency law and its close relatives, you can rest assured that your case has the greatest potential for successful resolution with these ADR specialists.

Our entire panel of ADR professionals is capable of handling the vast majority of cases, regardless of the neutral's specialties or areas of experience. However, if you feel that your case presents especially complex legal or technical issues, selecting a neutral with a background in that area for your mediation, arbitration or private trial may improve the efficiency of the ADR proceeding.

` Judge Richard H. Breiner (Ret.)	` Clayton E. Clement, Esq.
Robert J. Sheppard, Esq.	Judge Vernon F. Smith, (Ret.)
Eric Sternberger, Esq.