Alternative Dispute Resolution Research: Franklin County ADR

The Supreme Court of Ohio Dispute Resolution Section offers resources for courts and professionals that include forms, manuals and training.

Prosecutor’s Office at 375 South High Street , 7th Floor Columbus, OH 43215. If you are not sure if your dispute/issues is appropriate for mediation or you wish to participate in the mediation process, please call 614-645-8815 to discuss the process. A representative from the Intake Section will answer your questions and/or assist you in scheduling a mediation hearing. You may also contact the Mediation Program Coordinator, You may also contact the Jennifer Reid, Director of the Prosecution Resources Unit at 614-645-7749 or jlreid@columbus.gov.

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From the Regional Directory of Arbitrators.

The Court of Claims partners with the Dispute Resolution Section of the Ohio Supreme Court for access to trained mediators. Parties may request mediation by motion or upon agreement. The Court will also, on its own motion, refer appropriated cases to mediation.

OMA is principally made up of individual and organizational providers of mediation services in Ohio. Meetings are held every other month in Columbus, and visitors are welcome.

Mediation of existing 10th District Court of Appeals cases only.

SUPPLEMENTAL PROCEDURES FOR ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION