NEUTRAL
PROFILE INFORMATION
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Neutral Training |
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Mediation ADR, Pepperdine Univesity,Malibu, California, 1995 (32 Hours) |
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Judge Marlo served 20 years on the Santa Cruz courts, where he was appointed two times as Presiding Judge. He presided over thousands of cases as a trial court judge with special emphasis on settling cases. |
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Experience as Neutral |
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20 Years
Cases: 1,000+
Business/Commercial:Breach of contracts, high tech
Employment: Discrimination, harassment, wrongful termination, American with Disabilities Act Real Estate: Land use, breach of contract, easements, real property
Personal Injury: Auto accidents, work place, premises liability, product liability Construction: Defect, delay, architectural, subdivisions, complex/multiparty disputes Professional Negligence: Medical, dental, legal, accounting
Family Law: Estate and probate issues Environmental: Cleanup, toxic torts |
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Neutral Practice Area(s) |
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Business/Litigation
Labor/Employment
Civil Litigation
Commercial
Personal Injury
Corporation/Enterprise
Property/Real Estate
Criminal
Environmental
Estate Planning
Ethics/Professionalism |
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Co-Mediation Experience |
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1 Year |
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Representative Cases |
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Settled, Bezauyahu v. Fairmont Hotel Management, civil rights/employment dispute
-Mediated, City of Concord v. Spielten, housing development case
-Arbitrated, Silicon Graphics v. Com2001, business dispute
-Settled, Gonzales v. Cabrillo College, construction defect, architectural dispute
-Presided over the employment law case of Cassitas v. Comm Foods, which was affirmed by the California Supreme Court |
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Philosophy |
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Facilitative, Evaluative, Predictor of Jury Verdict, Decision Maker
Judge Marlo taylors his mediation style to the case type, personalities involved and based on his experience |
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Special Requirements/
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JAMS has offices throughout the bay area.
Please contact your local JAMS office with any questions, or you can view our website. |
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Judicial Arbitration to
Mediation |
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Yes
$300 an hour after first two hours |
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