Fraud and consumer-protection claims carry statutory damages, parallel investigations, and credibility fights that don't show up in a typical contract dispute. Brian Robison explains why that combination demands a mediator who has actually litigated these cases, not just facilitated them.

Antitrust mediation requires a specialist who understands the unique trifecta of treble damages, joint and several liability, and catastrophic tail risks. Brian Robison leverages nearly 30 years of experience to pressure-test expert vulnerabilities and regulatory timelines. Unlike generalist mediators, he ensures that mediation sessions are focused negotiations grounded in legal and economic realism, not an education on the complexities of antitrust law.