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After many years representing car manufacturers in lemon law matters, I transitioned into consumer representation to gain a broader perspective on these cases. With experience on both sides of the aisle, I’ve come to appreciate the value of resolving disputes efficiently and fairly. That insight led me to launch a lemon law mediation practice earlier this year—one focused on helping all parties reach practical, balanced solutions without the burden of prolonged litigation.
Why mediation?
Because not every case has to end in a courtroom battle.
Mediation is a powerful, cost-effective, and efficient tool that allows both sides to be heard—and more importantly, to find common ground. In lemon law cases, where emotions can run high and the details can get technical fast, mediation provides a structured environment for resolution without the delays, stress, and expense of trial.
What makes me different as a lemon law mediator?
1. I’ve sat on both sides of the table.
I spent years representing manufacturers, so I understand how they evaluate risk, what drives their settlement decisions, and how they view each case. Now, I advocate for consumers—and I know how frustrating and exhausting it is to deal with a car that just won’t work. This dual perspective allows me to cut through the noise and get to the heart of the dispute.
2. I speak the language.
Lemon law cases are highly technical. From repair orders to mileage offsets, there are details that can easily overwhelm someone who isn’t familiar with the territory. I know the legal and practical ins and outs—because I’ve litigated them from both angles.
3. I bring clarity and neutrality.
As a mediator, my role isn’t to take sides—it’s to help both sides understand the strengths and weaknesses of their case and explore resolution options that make sense. I am calm, focused, and solution-oriented. My goal is to move things forward, not let them stall.
4. I respect everyone’s time.
I understand the toll litigation takes, both financially and emotionally. Mediation offers a chance to resolve disputes quickly and confidentially. I approach every mediation with preparation, efficiency, and the intent to help the parties reach closure.
5. I conduct mediations via Zoom—with positivity and purpose.
Virtual mediations aren’t just convenient—they’re effective. I encourage parties to keep their cameras on so everyone can put a face to the person they’re talking to. It fosters human connection, keeps participants engaged, and often leads to more productive conversations. I also set the tone from the start with a warm, positive opening to help all parties feel comfortable and focused. When people feel seen and respected, they’re more open to resolution—and cases move more efficiently.
Whether you’re a plaintiff’s attorney, a defense attorney, or in-house counsel, I invite you to consider mediation—especially with a neutral who understands the nuances of lemon law.
Let’s resolve more cases. Faster. Fairer. Smarter.
