David Geronemus is one of the most respected and sought after dispute resolution professionals. He has been a full-time neutral with JAMS since 1994. A former law clerk to Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart, Mr. Geronemus has taught negotiation and alternative dispute resolution on an adjunct basis at Yale and Columbia Law Schools.
Representative Mediations
- A case involving the failure of concrete building supports that led to the demolition of an office building
- A dispute arising out of a claim that a contractor improperly abandoned construction of a school building prior to completing the work
- A dispute arising out of allegations that a highway bridge was repainted defectively
- A dispute arising out of alleged defects in fireproofing
- A dispute arising out of alleged defects in the roofs of certain school buildings
- A dispute involving a subcontractor's responsibility for damages to a worksite arising out of the failure of a cofferdam
- A dispute involving alleged construction defects in the construction of a co-generation facility
- A dispute involving an excavation subcontractor's request for additional fees due to alleged differing site conditions
- A dispute involving claims by and against an architect arising out of the construction of a luxury hotel
- A dispute involving claims that defects in architectural plans necessitated extensive rework in construction of a residential housing complex
- A fee dispute between an owner and an architect arising out of the construction of an office/residential tower; the case also involved allegations of malpractice
