Fostering a philosophy of “Get Curious, Not Furious.”
A retired judge once described litigation as “trying to fix a Swiss watch with a sledgehammer.” And it’s true — too often, litigation is a clumsy tool for solving the problem at issue. Nevertheless, our society and culture have become so attuned to this adversarial system that people fail to recognize there are better alternatives. That is where mediation and other dispute resolution techniques can change the game.
Stepping back from the litigation fray, studying the legal ecosystem, and training in mediation has allowed Jason to develop and offer an elevated process for resolving disputes. Experiencing firsthand what parties in litigation go through, Jason has learned that few people want to take their case to trial—and most don’t have to.
Via a philosophy of “Get Curious, Not Furious,” and a style led by humility and humor, parties mediating with Jason explore key questions, evaluate risks and benefits, clarify perspectives, and find realistic options so they can negotiate solutions that meet their needs.
From day one, Jason is committed to getting the job done.
