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“David...demonstrates
confidence as well as poise when working with parties in dispute...I have
observed [his] keen ability to ask questions in a way that inspires thoughtful
development and consideration of various resolution options. In my opinion,
David's strong mediation skills along with his law background will serve
any organization very well...I recommend him without hesitation.” |
Mediation of disputes involving
all levels of complexity and stakes with two or more parties, including:
- Financial services: suitability,
misrepresentation, breach of contract, negligence, breach of fiduciary
duty, failure to supervise, fraud, employee raiding, client raiding,
violations of nonsolicitation and confidentiality covenants, annuities
- Employment-related disputes:
statutory discrimination, retaliation, sexual harassment, wage and hour,
TIPS law (class action), executive compensation, sales commissions,
severance
- Commercial and residential
real estate disputes: purchase and sale, lease, zoning, right of way,
trespass, environmental property claims
- Securities: fraud, rescission,
buyout valuation
- Closely-held company owner
disputes
- Purchase price/working
capital adjusters, earn-outs and other post-closing contingent payments
- Breach of contract
- Family disputes: will contests,
trust challenges, divorce (with MWI)
- Personal injury
- Uniform Commercial Code
(UCC): check fraud, payment systems, sales, secured transactions, bank-customer
claims
- Construction industry
- Torts: negligence, slip
and fall, automobile accidents, slander/libel
- Technology and software
licenses; trademarks; trade secrets
- Unfair and deceptive acts
and practices (MGL 93A)
- Joint ventures
- Loan workouts; distressed
business; debt restructuring
- And more…
Divorce
Related
David has a particular interest in helping divorcing
couples through what can be one of the most challenging transitions in
their lives. He does not practice divorce law as an attorney, focusing
instead on facilitating resolution for couples whether or not they are
represented by divorce counsel themselves. With a math and finance concentration
in his undergraduate work and almost two decades of experience counseling
businesses of all sizes, he is comfortable helping couples unravel even
the most complex financial affairs. Regardless of the parents’ financial
situation, David appreciates well the significant impact failed relationships
have on the children involved and how a successfully negotiated parenting
plan is priceless.
David currently serves as a co-mediator with MWI on MWI’s Divorce
Mediation Panel. For information about divorce mediation in Massachusetts,
contact David’s case manager, Josh Hoch, at 617-895-4028 x23 or
jhoch@mwi.org. You may read more about David’s mediation work online
at www.mwi.org/divorce-mediator-david-belcher. To learn more about divorce
mediation visit www.mwi.org/divorce.
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