Virtual Mediation, Available Nationwide

Mediation doesn't require sitting across a table. For business, contract, and workplace disputes, a video session works just as well as an in-person one, and it means you're not limited to mediators licensed or based in your own state. Sessions are held over video, with the same structured process, confidentiality, and Agreement to Mediate used in every case.

What's Available Nationwide

• Business partnership and shareholder disputes
• Contract and vendor disputes
• Workplace and organizational conflicts
• Construction disputes between owners, contractors, and subcontractors
• General civil disputes that don't require a specific state's family or probate court process

Utah-Based, Nationwide by Video

Allison C. Navar is a licensed Utah attorney and Utah court-rostered mediator, based in Salt Lake City. Mediation itself is a facilitated negotiation, not the practice of law in a particular state, so business, contract, and workplace disputes can be mediated virtually for clients anywhere in the U.S. Family, divorce, and custody mediation, which tie into a specific state's court process, remain limited to Utah-based matters.

Why Virtual Mediation Works

• No travel required. Meet from wherever you are, on either side of the dispute.
• Same structured process. Joint sessions, separate caucuses, and a written agreement all work the same way over video.
• Faster scheduling. Without travel logistics, sessions can often be booked sooner.
• Cost-effective. Avoids the added expense of travel or lodging for either party.
• Confidential. The same privacy protections apply whether the session is virtual or in person.

How It Works

The process is simple: contact us, schedule a session, and mediate. Before your session, both parties review and sign an Agreement to Mediate that outlines confidentiality and the ground rules for the process. There's no separate consultation step to schedule first, you can go straight from reaching out to getting a session on the calendar.