Stanley Zamor is a Florida Supreme Court Certified Mediator/Trainer/Qualified Arbitrator. He is certified in Circuit Civil, Family & County Court for the State of Florida. Mr. Zamor is a private mediator focusing on Commercial Litigation and Complex Family law cases. Mr. Zamor is passionate about creating solutions and gives of himself often and always. "Each one, Teach one..." is just one of the quotes that drives him to mediate and train others.
Mr. Zamor implements a unique hybrid of conflict resolution styles; and has a keen ability to manage high-conflict personalities/complex legal matters, while assisting participants in achieving mutually beneficial consensus. Mr. Zamor's expertise is getting parties to the table and transforming conflict to resolution. When the case and/or the participants are difficult that is when Mr. Zamor is at his best.
Bravo!!! I’m glad to see another voice weighing in on this discussion (see the Jim Melamed LinkedIn post below). However, I would have liked mentioned what happens to mediators disciplined when they provide evaluative methods. There is no debate I see. And no death of a paradigm. Though the orinigal AAA Magazine article (see the […]
“An Offer They Can Understand”: Mediation Lessons Through the Lens of The Godfather By Stanley Zamor PART 1 How a cinematic classic reveals enduring truths about negotiation, power dynamics, and the human side of conflict resolution Few films capture the complexity of human conflict and negotiation as vividly as The Godfather. Although the movie centers […]
Mediation Resolution: Why Year-End May Be the Best Time to Resolve CasesBy Stanley Zamor It’s that time of year again—when the fall season blends into the holidays, calendars tighten, and organizations shift into planning mode for the year ahead. While most people associate this period with celebrations and reflection, it is also one of the […]
Salutations!!! A big milestone has finally be achieved! I am thrilled and proud to announce the launch of our new eBook: “TeDR: The Future of Dispute Resolution” was published today. Thanks to the vision and drive of the founder and my co-author David Puckett of the TeDR Methodology. It has been under development for over […]
Mediation/Arbitration “Effective Negotiation Techniques for Professionals” Every day is an exercise in negotiation! Negotiation is an essential skill in today’s fast-paced and often contentious business environment. Whether you’re dealing with internal team conflicts or external partnerships, mastering effective negotiation techniques can lead to more favorable outcomes and healthier relationships. This article will mention just five […]
After more than twenty years as a professional neutral I’ve postulated that there seems to be no way around the F-bomb being used or sought-after during mediation negotiations. And if it is not used by the parties, then it’s used by their advocates/representatives. And when a party presses the need for the F-bomb like, “Isn’t that ‘fair’ […]
Three Important Elements of an Effective Opening Statement As I began the mediation with the customary Mediator’s Orientation/Opening Remarks describing the process of mediation, what to expect, and how we’ll be negotiating during that time. I decided to encourage the parties to contribute to the joint session openings usually only made by their attorneys. Once […]
Ok. I have to finally say it! There just seems to be no way around the F-bomb being dropped or used during mediations (or a negotiation). I mean, if it is not used by the parties, then it will be used by their advocates/representatives. And advocates/representatives drop the F-bomb more than most, because as advocates/representatives, […]
Mediation/Arbitration Business Negotiation Techniques That Work It never fails. And even while negotiating virtually, via Zoom, the parties and their attorney reveal why they still have not settled their litigation case. They all have expressed wanting to resolve their matter; not wanting to go to a lengthy, expensive trial full of uncertainty. Yet they’ve made […]
By Stanley Zamor Plaintiff’s Attorney: (after opening presentations) “Mr. Zamor, even though the Defense Attorney presented how we will not be able to have an expert witness because the judge may strike our expert, we feel confident that the judge will not strike our expert. And we are just ready to go to trial, the […]
