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2018 ADR Champions Profile: David Geronemus

David Geronemus was always interested in ADR, although opportunities were limited early in his career. “When I finished clerking, there was very little ADR in the form of mediation. I did some volunteering and sought out opportunities in private practice. I kept looking for a way to make a living doing mediation, which was a very serious challenge in the 1990s. I got lucky and was introduced to one of the founders of what was then JAMS-Endispute. One thing led to another, and I joined them. I took a chance that I could make a living at this, and it’s worked out for the past 23 years.”

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David Geronemus was always interested in ADR, although opportunities were limited early in his career. “When I finished clerking, there was very little ADR in the form of mediation. I did some volunteering and sought out opportunities in private practice. I kept looking for a way to make a living doing mediation, which was a very serious challenge in the 1990s. I got lucky and was introduced to one of the founders of what was then JAMS-Endispute. One thing led to another, and I joined them. I took a chance that I could make a living at this, and it’s worked out for the past 23 years.”

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