Sarasota Injury Attorney M. David Shapiro Gains Certified Circuit-Civil Mediator Accreditation

SARASOTA, Fla. - Sept. 25, 2014 - PRLog -- Certification was issued to Mr. Shapiro early september from the Florida Supreme Court and qualifies him to mediate both court  appointed cases and private cases to resolve legal disputes. Approved mediators can be called upon to bring many kinds of cases to an out of court resolution. Often mediators are used to resolve not just family law issues, but also bring about resolutions to civil suits such as personal injury victims compensation where both parties are looking to avoid the involved process of a civil trial by jury.

Attorney M. David Shapiro had this to say about his mediator certification status,”There many situations that an attorney's skills can be useful in resolving disputes, and mediation is one such avenue. Being certified by the Florida supreme court to mediate many kinds of cases both private and public is another useful tool to have available when representing the interests of our clients. The Florida justice system can use mediation as an alternative dispute resolution process to lengthy court cases. Having to meet stringent requirements to obtain mediator accreditation helps the people of Florida by ensuring only highly qualified legal professionals will be allowed to mediate cases, and I am proud to offer my services as a certified mediator to help protect the interests of Floridians from being trampled by powerful corporations.”

About Attorney M. David Shapiro

Attorney M. David Shapiro is an AV-rated civil trial lawyer, the highest rating awarded to litigation attorneys. He is also board certified by the Florida Bar. Shapiro is an experienced trial lawyer who has earned the respect of his peers in the legal community. He has successfully litigated civil rights cases involving access to courts and rights under the Rehabilitation Act to the United States Supreme Court. For more than 20 years, Shapiro has practiced exclusively in the area of personal injury and wrongful death in Sarasota Florida

More about M. David Shapiro at: http://www.GetMeJustice.com