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Provided by Robert Holzberg
Alternative Dispute Resolution
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Robert L. Holzberg, Connecticut Superior Court Judge (Ret.), leads the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) practice at Pullman & Comley, which is comprised of three retired judges and six AAA certified attorney arbitrators. He possesses extensive experience serving as a mediator and arbitrator in complex civil matters in state and federal court including personal injury, employment, construction, environmental, probate, insurance, intellectual property and commercial disputes. He retired from the bench in September 2012 after more than two decades of service as a Superior Court judge.
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CT Chapter of the National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals
Middlesex County Bar Association - past president
Judge Robert Holzberg (Ret.) Quoted on Corporate Crisis Investigations in Forbes Article
Forbes, 07.06.2021
Notes From the Judge: Keys to a Successful Mediation
Connecticut Law Tribune, 04.01.2021
Business Insider Interviews Pullman & Comley’s ADR Practice Chair on Rent-Dispute Compromises
Business Insider, 02.08.2021
Connecticut Legal Services - Board of Directors
Connecticut Law Tribune - former editorial board member
Middlesex County Bar Association - Board of Directors
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Robert is a great mediator who works hard to try to achieve a resolution to the claim before him.
Robert is smart and well prepared. He understands the cases and the issues involved. He also understands people and knows when to press a party in a mediation and when not to.
Robert is scrupulous in protecting the parties' confidences.
Robert is a great mediator who works hard to try to achieve a resolution to the claim before him.
Robert is smart and well prepared. He understands the cases and the issues involved. He also understands people and knows when to press a party in a mediation and when not to.
Robert is scrupulous in protecting the parties' confidences.