Settle Mediation Case Types

Residential Property Mediation allow you to settle disputes regarding all residential property claims above $500 from damages to your house, dwelling, mobile home or condo. Settle Mediation an approved Florida Department of Financial Services pre-appraisal and pre-suit process that allows you to meet with your insurance company in an informal setting (conference) with a certified, neutral mediator to assist in resolving your claim. If a settlement is reached, you have three business days to rescind the agreement as long as you have not cashed the check and you inform the company of your decision. Commercial residential Property insurance claims above $500 resulting from policies in which a Condominium Association, Cooperative Association or Homeowners’ Association are the policyholder. Mediation may be requested only by the policyholder, as a first-party claimant, a third-party, as an assignee of the policy benefits, or the insurer. However, an insurer is not required to participate in any mediation requested by a third-party assignee of the policy benefits. As an experienced member of the Florida Department of Financial Services’ mediation panel, Mr. Cameron is well-versed in homeowner insurance issues.

Mr. Cameron has mediated breach-of-contract actions as both a BBB Mediator and private mediator. From small claims and County court cases to complex contractual agreements involving AOB’s and third-party beneficiaries, Mr. Cameron can mediate your dispute as your neutral party in all manner of breach-of-contact actions.

Automobile mediation allows you to settle insurance claim disputes for property damage claims in any amount or for bodily injury claims up to $10,000. Mediation may be requested by first-party claimants (for a claim dispute against your own insurance company) and third-party claimants (for a claim dispute against someone else’s insurance company). First-party claims will be governed by the terms and conditions for mediation specified in your insurance policy. Automobile mediation is voluntary. If you or the insurance company choose not to participate in mediation, that party must notify the Department of Financial Services in writing, of the specific reasons for not participating.

Renovation / Repairs / Damage Disputes

Settle Mediation can mediate pre-suit Renovation / Repair / Damage disputes related to homes, businesses, equipment, chattel, land, and automobiles, key essential personal property.

Homeowner Association disputes – payment of fees, dues, nuisance and maintenance issues, irregular enforcement, Board disputes. Landlord-Tenant disputes including non payment of rent, security deposits and maintenance issues as well as property upkeep issues for common areas. Settle Mediation also handles Neighbor disputes, property lines, trees, fences, noise and community issue disputes. Mr. Cameron has extensive experience and has run a Community Dispute Resolution Center.

Consumer Protection/Warranties/Product Liability

Settle Mediation has extensive experience in settling consumer protection, product liability and warranty/service disputes and contracts. Mr. Cameron’s extensive experience as a BBB Mediator will ensure a quick and efficient settlement that will satisfy both parties and be lasting.

Settle Mediation can mediate and help you settle disputes with cities, towns and municipalities including charter issues, land disputes, signage disputes and other disputes with civil authorities that are time consuming to both sides.

Settle Mediation can resolve disputes lost wages, pain and suffering and medical expenses. We can also resolve Sport League Disputes – Golf and Tennis clubs, Baseball, Football, Rugby, Hockey and Soccer leagues, bowling and lawn clubs and any organized sports organizations.

Settle Mediation can help you settle pre-suit libel and slander cases so that issues are resolved to the benefit of both parties. Mr. Cameron as a Mediator has mediated many slander and libel cases in all types of civil cases.

Settle Mediation can mediate and help you settle disputes with cities, towns and municipalities including charter issues, land disputes, signage disputes and other disputes with civil authorities that are time consuming to both sides.