Preparation
A focused review of intake information and the key documents shared in advance, so the mediator arrives ready to engage with the dispute on day one.
Fees & Scheduling
Legion Resolution Group is structured to keep mediation accessible while reflecting the time, preparation, and responsibility involved in high-quality work. Fees are clearly disclosed so parties know what to expect before scheduling.
$175/hour per party
For Family & Divorce, Injury & Insurance, and Work & Business mediations.
The administrative fee helps cover intake, scheduling, and basic preparation work.
$250flat, up to 2 hours
A reduced flat-fee option for disputes with a total amount in controversy of $15,000 or less.
For disputes involving more than $15,000, standard mediation rates apply.
Scheduling
A structured but informal process to schedule a mediation, with clear expectations at each step.
Reach out by phone or email with basic information about the dispute and the parties involved.
Daytime options and, when available, evening options — in person or virtual.
Once a date and format are confirmed, a mediation agreement and fee terms are sent for electronic signature. The administrative fee for standard mediations, where applicable, is due at scheduling.
What’s Included
Mediation fees generally include the preparation, the session itself, and a brief written summary of any agreements reached.
A focused review of intake information and the key documents shared in advance, so the mediator arrives ready to engage with the dispute on day one.
The mediation itself, either in person or virtual. A structured but informal setting where the parties stay in control and the conversation stays productive.
A brief written summary of any agreements reached, for the parties and their attorneys to use when drafting final documents and next steps.
Virtual Mediation
Sessions are available in person and virtually. Virtual mediation can make scheduling easier and is often particularly practical for small disputes, out-of-town parties, and matters where attendance in person would be a hardship.
Georgia ADR materials describe mediation as a structured but informal process that allows parties to attempt resolution without giving up the right to proceed in court if settlement is not reached.
Ready to schedule
Contact the office to request scheduling information or discuss whether your matter is a good fit for mediation. Sessions are available in person and virtually.