Andrew Klein Mediation
Hon. Andrew G. Klein (Ret.)
Andrew Klein served 19 years with distinction on the Maricopa County Superior Court where he received multiple state and national awards for his unique approach to settling cases. His extensive background and experience provide him with the insight to offer real world opinions and evaluations about the likely outcome of litigation.
Among the awards received:
James A. Walsh Outstanding Jurist Award (2016)
State Bar of Arizona
William W. Treat Award
(2015)
National College of Probate Judges
Former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor is a previous recipient of this prestigious national award.
Eleanor Ter Horst Distinguished Service Award (2019)
State Bar of Arizona
Probate and Trust Law Section
As Presiding Judge of the Probate and Mental Health Departments, Mr. Klein conducted approximately 500 settlement conferences with a complete success rate of 95%. As a private mediator, he has handled many mediations and has achieved an even higher rate of success. Mr. Klein specializes in probate, estate, trust and elder law, and his nine year tenure as a probate judge provides him with the knowledge and understanding about how the probate court would handle or rule on any given issue.
Mr. Klein is a member of the prestigious National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals. He has also been an Adjunct Professor of Law at ASU College of Law and is a regular presenter at conferences on the subject of alternative dispute resolution. He is admitted to practice in all of the State and Federal Courts of Arizona, the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, and the Supreme Court of the United States.
Schedule a Mediation
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Or, if you prefer, please call our office directly at 602-492-3473 to discuss scheduling a mediation.
Video Conferencing options preferred but in-person mediations are available.
Services billed at $500 per hour. No cancellation fee unless prep time has been started.