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Jay Kenyon is available to conduct an alternative dispute resolution program to fit the needs of your case.
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) refers to a broad range of dispute resolution procedures and techniques that help enable adverse parties to come to an agreement either without, or outside of litigation with the assistance of a neutral third party including private bindings arbitrations and mediations.
Although arbitrations have a (well-deserved) reputation of being a tool of big business to quash legitimate consumer claims, when private binding arbitration is mutually agreed-to by parties in parity, it can serve as an effective tool for case-resolution. Private arbitration is significantly cheaper and more expeditious than litigation.
Mr. Kenyon works with the parties throughout the discovery phase to develop common sense rules of evidence that can streamline the discovery and foundational requirements for the arbitration, again minimizing costs, but maintaining evidentiary integrity.
Mr. Kenyon has been an arbitrator for Nevada’s Court-Annexed Arbitration Program since 2011, and has conducted hundreds of arbitrations.
In addition, Mr. Kenyon is also available for half-, full-, multi-day, or even weekend mediations. As a mediator, Mr. Kenyon understands that no two cases are alike, and each party comes to a mediation with their own individual needs and expectations.
Mr. Kenyon is licensed to practice law in both Nevada and California, and with professional experience in the fields of personal injury, insurance defense, insurance coverage, contract disputes, and small business representation, Mr. Kenyon is knowledgeable of, appreciates, and can convey the potential pitfalls and strong points of each party’s case, and is prepared to communicate these aspects to the parties and their counsel in an effective, but when need be, delicate and sympathetic manner.
Please see Mr. Kenyon’s Rate and Fee Schedule and CV
If you are interested in exploring Alternative Dispute Resolution, please call Mr. Kenyon at 702.888.0000.