Practice Areas
Mediation with a mediator well-versed in Employment Law who has actually handled cases in state and federal court on behalf of employees and employers is a must.
We mediators are asked to ‘live in the question; that is, to ask questions of the parties to get them thinking about the risks and benefits of continuing the litigation versus settlement. Charles Peckham is educated in the latest trends, the rulings of both the newest and oldest judges, and the latest case law so will ask the RIGHT questions to help get each case have the best chance at resolution.
Your mediator must know:
Have an employment law issue? Reach out to a Houston employment lawyer at 713-574-9044. You can also fill out our online request form to arrange a free phone consultation today.
Very often mediators in this field have either been ONLY employee-side or ONLY employer-side in litigation. An Employment-Law mediator who has tried cases on BOTH sides is a real rarity.
Charles Peckham has tried cases to verdict and judgment and has counseled BOTH Management and Employees for his entire legal career.
It is important to know that the pain and affront is felt by both employees and employers, and that real anger exists. Charles Peckham has repeatedly been able to focus on those hot-button issues the other side may not see; and to resolve them.
Your mediator must be:
Sensitive to the emotional concerns of the Employee and Management,
Educated in Mediation techniques,
Experienced in Employment Law,
Tenacious in the pursuit of resolution,
Empathetic and listen to both sides and their lawyers,
Resourceful and explore all possible solutions,
Creative and push for a win-win resolution.
Charles Peckham only takes the side of resolution – what it will take to get the case resolved. That is why you are here – to resolve. A mediator is passionate about being neutral and resolving the case.
It is important to know that the pain and affront is felt by both employees and employers, and that real anger exists. Charles Peckham has repeatedly been able to focus on those hot-button issues the other side may not know about or see; and to resolve them.
Your mediator must be:
Sensitive to the emotional concerns of the Employee and Management,
Educated in Mediation techniques,
Experienced in Employment Law,
Tenacious in the pursuit of resolution,
Empathetic and listen to both sides and their lawyers,
Resourceful and explore all possible solutions,
Creative and push for a win-win resolution.
Discrimination and Harassment Litigation
First Chair Trials to Verdict – State and Federal Court
Retaliation Litigation
Non-Competition Litigation
Trade Secret Litigation
Employee Agreements
Severance Agreements
Client Counseling
Mediation
General Business Litigation
Injury Defense Litigation
Executive Compensation Agreements
Trial and Dispositive Motion Practice
Discrimination and Harassment Litigation
First Chair Trials to Verdict – State and Federal Court
EEOC-Led Litigation
Retaliation Litigation
Non-Competition Litigation
Trade Secret Litigation
Employee Agreements
Severance Agreements
Mediation
General Business Litigation
Personal Injury Litigation
Arbitration
Executive Compensation Agreements
Trial and Dispositive Motion Practice
Mediation with a mediator well-versed in Employment Law who has actually handled cases in state and federal court on behalf of employees and employers is a must.
We mediators are asked to ‘live in the question; that is, to ask questions of the parties to get them thinking about the risks and benefits of continuing the litigation versus settlement. Charles Peckham is educated in the latest trends, the rulings of both the newest and oldest judges, and the latest case law so will ask the RIGHT questions to help get each case have the best chance at resolution.
Your mediator must know:
Have an employment law issue? Reach out to a Houston employment lawyer at 713-574-9044. You can also fill out our online request form to arrange a free phone consultation today.
Very often mediators in this field have either been ONLY employee-side or ONLY employer-side in litigation. An Employment-Law mediator who has tried cases on BOTH sides is a real rarity.
Charles Peckham has tried cases to verdict and judgment and has counseled BOTH Management and Employees for his entire legal career.
It is important to know that the pain and affront is felt by both employees and employers, and that real anger exists. Charles Peckham has repeatedly been able to focus on those hot-button issues the other side may not see; and to resolve them.
Your mediator must be:
Sensitive to the emotional concerns of the Employee and Management,
Educated in Mediation techniques,
Experienced in Employment Law,
Tenacious in the pursuit of resolution,
Empathetic and listen to both sides and their lawyers,
Resourceful and explore all possible solutions,
Creative and push for a win-win resolution.
Practice Areas
Charles Peckham only takes the side of resolution – what it will take to get the case resolved. That is why you are here – to resolve. A mediator is passionate about being neutral and resolving the case.
It is important to know that the pain and affront is felt by both employees and employers, and that real anger exists. Charles Peckham has repeatedly been able to focus on those hot-button issues the other side may not know about or see; and to resolve them.
Your mediator must be:
Sensitive to the emotional concerns of the Employee and Management,
Educated in Mediation techniques,
Experienced in Employment Law,
Tenacious in the pursuit of resolution,
Empathetic and listen to both sides and their lawyers,
Resourceful and explore all possible solutions,
Creative and push for a win-win resolution.
Discrimination and Harassment Litigation
First Chair Trials to Verdict – State and Federal Court
Retaliation Litigation
Non-Competition Litigation
Trade Secret Litigation
Employee Agreements
Severance Agreements
Client Counseling
Mediation
General Business Litigation
Injury Defense Litigation
Executive Compensation Agreements
Trial and Dispositive Motion Practice
Discrimination and Harassment Litigation
First Chair Trials to Verdict – State and Federal Court
EEOC-Led Litigation
Retaliation Litigation
Non-Competition Litigation
Trade Secret Litigation
Employee Agreements
Severance Agreements
Mediation
General Business Litigation
Personal Injury Litigation
Arbitration
Executive Compensation Agreements
Trial and Dispositive Motion Practice
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