12 attorneys in Honolulu work in arbitration and mediation, either as neutrals or as advocates for parties in the process.
Check your contract before choosing anyone. Whether a dispute must be arbitrated, under which rules and in which city is usually decided by a clause signed long before the argument began.
If you need a neutral, ask about subject-matter background and how many matters they have actually mediated or arbitrated. If you need representation, weigh the cost: arbitration is faster, but the parties pay the arbitrator and give up nearly all rights of appeal.
Lawyers listed in Honolulu also cover Business Law (39), Personal Injury (32) and Real Estate Law (23). Honolulu is the only city in Hawaii where the directory lists attorneys in this practice above the listing threshold.