Why and How to Mediate Condo and Co-Op Disputes

Presented by Practising Law Institute

About the Event

Multi-family housing -- condos and co-ops mainly, are prevalent in New York City and other large urban areas. They offer many benefits but also produce many conflicts including clashes between neighbors, conflicts between the Board and a tenant, or a group of tenants. Conflict is an inevitable part of life but it has unique and difficult repercussions in condos and co-ops if not resolved in a timely manner.

Please join JAMS mediator and arbitrator Nancy Kramer of the New York City JAMS office, the following:

Why, when and where to mediate
What kind of cases are good candidates for mediation
Examples of the range of cases that have been successfully mediated
How to find the right mediator
How to best shape and prepare for the mediation
What is the mediation procedure

Credit

CLE Credit Available

Date / Time

Monday, November 4, 2019
3:00 PM EDT

Location

Online Webinar

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Business Commercial
Construction
Employment Law
Estate Probate Trusts
Family Law
Higher Education & Title IX
Personal Injury
Professional Liability
Real Property
Securities

Nancy Kramer, Esq.

New York, New York

Case Manager

Patrick Palmer

PPalmer@JAMSADR.com

http://www.jamsadr.com/nancy-kramer

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