Andrew Marshall

CERTIFIED CIRCUIT CIVIL MEDIATOR

Andrew T.
Marshall

Construction Defect, Premises Liability, Personal Injury

VIRTUAL & IN-PERSON MEDIATION | AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT FLORIDA

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FEE SCHEDULE

RETENTION OF SERVICES AS A MEDIATOR

Two Parties- $275 per party, per hour
Three Parties- $225 per party, per hour
Four Parties- $190 per party, per hour
Five to Nine Parties- $850 an hour, split equally among the parties.
Ten or more Parties- $950 an hour, split equally among the parties, or $50 per party, per hour, whichever is greater.

A “party” is defined as one or more persons or entities who have a common interest and who are represented by a single attorney or firm.

Minimum Fee: For half day mediations, there is a three and a half (3.5) hour minimum charge. For full day mediations, there is a seven (7) hour minimum charge. Time is billed in quarter hour increments. ​

BILLING MATTERS

Travel Time and Expenses: For travel of more than sixty miles from downtown Bradenton, Florida, there will be a charge of $250/hour for travel time (portal to portal) divided equally by the number of parties. In addition, when necessary to attend an out-of-town mediation, airfares, lodging, rental cars, parking and meals will be billed at their actual cost.

Payment: Law firms and lawyers (not their clients), will be billed and are responsible for the mediation bill. Payment is due upon receipt of invoice, and is not conditioned on settlement, receipt of settlement funds or payment by a client.

Past due bills will accrue interest at the highest legal rate and will result in additional charges for time and fess spent on collection.

Pro Se litigants must make arrangements for advance payment based upon the anticipated charges or for payment to be made at the conclusion of the mediation.

CANCELLATION POLICY

Due to the difficulty of scheduling a new case when there is a cancellation, the time and expenses already incurred in scheduling and preparing for the cancelled conference, and the positive effect a scheduled conference can have in settlement negotiations, the following have been adopted:

If the mediation is cancelled or rescheduled less than 21 calendar days prior to the scheduled session, each party will be billed for their portion of the minimum fee, which shall be three and a half (3.5) hours per party for half-day mediations and seven (7) hours per party for full-day mediations.

Clients are respectfully reminded that the cancellation policy is meant as fair compensation for reserving time, which typically cannot fill in less than 3 weeks. In order for our office to remain neutral, the minimum fee will be charged equally between all parties (unless otherwise agreed upon), regardless of who cancelled the session or why it was cancelled (even if it is being rescheduled). All cancellations should be communicated in writing with the agreement of all parties and counsel, if any, noted.

RESOURCES

SAMPLE ENGAGEMENT LETTER

Download this sample engagement letter for convenience and reference. If you have any questions regarding a mediation engagement or any service in general, please do not hesitate to email me at andrew@marshallmediations.com or call me at 813.669.3844.

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VIRTUAL MEDIATION GUIDELINES

Andrew conducts mediations via video conference using the Zoom app. Please download these Zoom instructions for helpful information around how to participate in a virtual mediation.

If new to Zoom, please be sure to download the app, create an account and login to become familiar with the platform. Zoom has many helpful resources.

ABOUT
ANDREW T. MARSHALL, ESQ.

During his years as a civil litigator, Andrew T. Marshall gained significant experience in the areas of construction defect, premises liability, and personal injury litigation. Mr. Marshall’s litigation practice ultimately focused upon construction disputes where he had the opportunity to represent general contractors, trade subcontractors, and design professionals in claims of negligence, violation of the Florida Building Code, breach of contract, and the like.

Mr. Marshall is Board Certified by The Florida Bar in Construction Law. Lawyers certified in construction law are experts in matters relating to the design and construction of improvements on private and public projects. Less than one percent of the attorneys admitted to The Florida Bar are board certified in construction law, and only seven percent of the attorneys in Florida are board certified in any area of law. Mr. Marshall utilizes his experience and expertise in construction matters to explore case issues and to assist the parties in resolving their claims.

ADMISSIONS

  • The Florida Bar
  • United States District Court – Middle District of Florida

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS & MEMBERSHIPS

  • The Florida Bar Board Certified in Construction Law
  • The Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit Court Mediator
  • The Florida Bar
  • Member, National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals
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EDUCATION

  • Western Michigan University, LL.M. Corporate Law & Finance,
  • Western Michigan University, J.D., Magna Cum Laude
  • Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, B.S. Professional Aeronautics, Cum Laude

PRACTICE AREAS

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condominiums

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construction

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contract disputes

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insurance

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land use / planning

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landlord / tenant

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premises liability

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property damage

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real estate

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title disputes

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utilities