Services
Concordia Mediation specializes in resolving complex disputes involving technology, data privacy, and corporate relationships. Every engagement is structured, confidential, and focused on practical outcomes that last.
Data Privacy Dispute Mediation
When disputes arise over how data is collected, used, shared, or protected, the stakes extend beyond legal liability. Confidentiality, client trust, and regulatory compliance are all on the line. I help organizations resolve these disputes without the exposure that comes with litigation.
Common matters: Breach responsibility and notification disputes, vendor and privacy obligation conflicts, data-sharing and licensing disagreements, GDPR and CCPA compliance disputes.
Technology Business & Partnership Disputes
Technology partnerships depend on aligned expectations. When agreements break down over data assets, access rights, or revenue models, mediation can preserve the relationship while resolving the dispute.
Common matters: Digital asset ownership disputes, SaaS and platform licensing conflicts, API and data feed access disagreements, partnership dissolution terms.
Workplace Data Governance Conflicts
Internal disputes over data use policies, employee monitoring, or misaligned departmental priorities can quietly erode organizational trust. I help teams reach clear internal agreements.
Common matters: IT/Legal/HR alignment on data use, employee privacy concerns, internal data misuse allegations, BYOD and monitoring policy disputes.
Additional Practice Areas
In addition to technology and data disputes, I mediate select civil and general matters depending on fit and circumstances.
Civil / General Mediation: Contract disputes, business disagreements, and general civil matters.
Probate & Estate Conflict Mediation: Inheritance disputes, estate administration conflicts, and family estate disagreements.
Domestic Relations Mediation (DV-Informed): Divorce, child custody, and family mediation conducted with appropriate safety protocols.
Why Mediation Over Litigation
Lower cost: Avoid the expense of discovery, depositions, and prolonged court proceedings.
Faster resolution: Most matters resolve in one to three sessions rather than months or years.
Confidential: Nothing discussed in mediation becomes part of the public record.
Preserves relationships: Collaborative resolution protects business partnerships and professional reputations.
Control: Both parties retain control of the outcome instead of leaving the decision to a judge.
Ready to Explore Whether Mediation Is the Right Fit?
Schedule a consultation. I respond promptly with next steps.