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Welcome to the St. Louis Mediation Center
There are few, if any,
mediators in St. Louis with as much or more experience than Ron
Wiesenthal. Wiesenthal has regularly served as both a court appointed
and private mediator since 1992. While he was a practicing attorney,
he represented plaintiffs and defendants in a myriad of civil
litigation and transactions and he understands the needs and goals of
parties and attorneys on both sides of the docket. Ron Wiesenthal will
discuss a lawsuit’s strengths and weaknesses with each party and
attorney in a forthright manner. More importantly perhaps, he will
listen to what each party and attorney has to say about the case.
Wiesenthal understands that settlements cannot be imposed upon parties
but that parties must reach agreements on their own terms. Wiesenthal
knows how to get a case settled.
The St. Louis Mediation Center is 100% committed to mediation and
settlement of disputes of every kind and regardless of value. Ron
Wiesenthal is a full time mediator whose only allegiance is to
settlement. Mediation is not a sideline or a part-time job for him. He
has no private law practice to distract him from your case. Cases are
reviewed from the perspective of a neutral and not as an advocate. At
the St. Louis Mediation Center we commit to use our best efforts to
settle your case. We will work with you for as long as it takes to
arrive at an agreement. In return, we only ask that each party and
attorney agrees to work toward settlement as well. |
Ron Wiesenthal
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Mediation works. The St.
Louis Mediation Center provides expertise, surroundings and experience
in the settlement of lawsuits. When our expertise is combined with
attorneys and parties who are willing to listen and compromise their
positions, the result is settlement of a lawsuit.
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St. Louis
Mediation Center and Ron Wiesenthal -
the best choice when it is time to resolve
disputes in a swift, professional &
economical manner. |
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"We routinely bring our issues to
Ron for mediation. His experience, professionalism, and
wisdom result in swift, fair settlements." |
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