William Finn was Born in Brooklyn, New York, and is a proud veteran of the United States Air Force. He is an advocate for veterans and actively involved in several veterans’ groups. Will enjoys spending time with his wife and two children while taking advantage of Florida’s beautiful natural resources. Additionally, he is an expert automotive and motorcycle restorer and an avid motorsports supporter.
Will obtained his Bachelor of Science from the University of Michigan in 1996. He obtained his degree from Michigan in Biology and Psychology while also an NCAA competitor as a member of Michigan’s crew team. Will obtained his Juris Doctorate from Barry University, Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law in 2003. While in law school, he actively clerked for a trial litigation firm.
Will has spent his 22 year career actively litigating and bringing cases to trial. He is a fierce advocate for his clients, working every day to ensure that his clients get the maximum recovery possible as he manages litigation from inception through trial verdict. In addition, Will is an HOA president and oversees alternative dispute resolutions related to city and resident property management.
Providing reliable legal solutions with trust, experience, and dedication. Ensuring justice with a client-focused and strategic approach. William Finn is a Florida Supreme Court certified Mediator, and is admitted to practice law in all courts in the State of Florida. Further he has been admitted to practice in Federal Court as well as the Supreme Court of the United States of America.
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While mediation is less formal than court, having an attorney can be helpful to ensure your rights are protected and that any proposed agreement is fair and legally sound. Some parties attend mediation with counsel, while others consult their attorney before or after sessions.
Legal mediation is a structured, confidential process where a neutral third party helps disputing parties work toward a voluntary resolution. The mediator does not decide the outcome but facilitates communication and negotiation to help reach a mutually acceptable agreement.
Unlike litigation, mediation is collaborative rather than adversarial. It is typically faster, more flexible, and less formal than court proceedings, allowing parties to retain control over the outcome instead of having a judge decide the dispute.
Mediation can be effective for many types of disputes, including business conflicts, contract disputes, real estate matters, insurance claims, employment issues, homeowner association disputes, and certain personal injury or civil matters.
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