Gilbert Mediation Center Ltd

Gilbert Mediation Center Ltd
  • 12700 Anderson Lakes Pkwy
    Eden Prairie, MN 55344
  •   952-767-0167

Hours

Thursday:
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday:
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday:
Closed
Sunday:
Closed
Monday:
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday:
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday:
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Chamber Rating

3.4 - (8 reviews)
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About
Gilbert Mediation Center Ltd

Gilbert Mediation Center Ltd is located at 12700 Anderson Lakes Pkwy in Eden Prairie, Minnesota 55344. Gilbert Mediation Center Ltd can be contacted via phone at 952-767-0167 for pricing, hours and directions.

Contact Info

  •   952-767-0167

Questions & Answers

Q What is the phone number for Gilbert Mediation Center Ltd?

A The phone number for Gilbert Mediation Center Ltd is: 952-767-0167.


Q Where is Gilbert Mediation Center Ltd located?

A Gilbert Mediation Center Ltd is located at 12700 Anderson Lakes Pkwy, Eden Prairie, MN 55344


Q What days are Gilbert Mediation Center Ltd open?

A Gilbert Mediation Center Ltd is open:
Thursday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM


Q How is Gilbert Mediation Center Ltd rated?

A Gilbert Mediation Center Ltd has a 3.4 Star Rating from 8 reviewers.

Hours

Thursday:
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday:
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday:
Closed
Sunday:
Closed
Monday:
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday:
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday:
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Ratings and Reviews
Gilbert Mediation Center Ltd

Overall Rating

Overall Rating
( 8 Reviews )
4
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Teri R. on Yelp

image In administering an arbitration in April 2021, Gilbert Mediation committed violations of the arbitration agreement itself as well as MN Statutes 504B governing Landlord and Tenant rules, Minn. Stat. § 572.08 et seq. ("Uniform Arbitration Act"), Minnesota Rules of Professional Conduct and the Minnesota Code of Judicial Conduct.The arbitration was mandated by the signed lease agreement with a tenant in my home in Minnetonka, MN. The tenant had violated 28 stipulations in the lease as well as several HOA rules included in the lease. The violations included damage to the property in addition to the destruction of nearly 15 years of intellectual property by violating the lease and deleting my Comcast account of 20+ years on the property.The Judge's order contains numerous mistakes of the facts, mistakes of law, disregard for the law and a financial award that disregards the documents and testimony provided in the hearing.The signed agreement with Gilbert Mediation states, "E-mail submissions to the arbitrator are acceptable." In violation of this clause, Judge Gary Meyer demanded I supply all of my documents in print format. He claimed he had trouble opening digital documents. This was confirmed when he couldn't open a PDF I had sent to him. As a result of the Judge's lack of ability to comply with the arbitration agreement, I was mandated to spend a significant amount of time and money re-formatting and trying to print nearly 250 documents and images. The documents included many email chains containing a dozen or more conversations, all of which had to be broken down into individual documents and printed.The arbitration agreement with Gilbert Mediation stipulates that "there shall be no ex parte communication by any of the parties with the arbitrator." Our hearings were conducted via Zoom. Upon arrival to our pre-trial Zoom meeting, I found my tenant and Judge Meyer engaged in a conversation. There had been no waiting room implemented by Gilbert.Upon further investigation into the retired Judge, I learned that he had previously been suspended from practicing law for 30 days by the MN Supreme Court for having forged a deceased client's signature. I was now questioning the Judge's ability to conduct a fair and impartial hearing, which I communicated to the company's owner. The company decided to send a copy of my request for a new arbitrator to the Judge himself. The company refused to provide me with a different arbitrator. As such, my ability to have a fair and impartial hearing was compromised before it even began.I attempted to discuss this with the company owner, Attorney Jim Gilbert who had employed Judge Meyer, but he refused to answer my emails or phone call.The arbitration agreement states "The arbitration is governed by the arbitration agreement between the parties and applicable statutes, rules, and laws." Judge Meyer completely ignored numerous MN Statutes in the writing of his very partial order. Statutes were both ignored and some of the Judge's orders were in violation of State Statutes, including but not limited to572B.12 DISCLOSURE BY ARBITRATOR504B.125 PERSON IN POSSESSION LIABLE FOR RENT504B.135 TERMINATING TENANCY AT WILL504B.147 TIME PERIOD FOR NOTICE TO QUIT OR RENT INCREASE504B.155 TENANT MUST GIVE COLD WEATHER NOTICE BEFORE VACATION OF BUILDING.504B.161 COVENANTS OF LANDLORD OR LICENSOR.504B.165 UNLAWFUL DESTRUCTION504B.177 LATE FEES504B.291 EVICTION ACTION FOR NONPAYMENT572.08 et seq. ("Uniform Arbitration Act")572B.21 REMEDIES; FEES AND EXPENSES OF ARBITRATION PROCEEDING216A.037 EX PARTE COMMUNICATIONSI was seeking $8,592.29 in compensation for damages. Due to Arbitrator's blatant disregard for MN State Statutes and Laws, he awarded the Tenant $1,406.63.There are additional violations of Minnesota Rules of Professional Conduct and theMinnesota Code of Judicial Conduct, but the character limit here prohibits me from including them. In short, if you want a fair arbitration, I do not recommend you use Gilbert Mediation.


Bruce Cohen on Google

image Extremely expensive. Very little in the way of services to show for the money. Other side had no interest in mediating (refused to discuss
claims; made pittance offer but gave neither factual nor legal basis for considering it, etc.) , but mediator praised both sides "good faith".


Tad Meyer on Google

image High class office.. Great people... They have a soothing work to resolution way.... They will help you solve your issues fairly.


Mick Spence on Google

image Always a pleasure, and the most successful record for resolution I've experienced.


Teri Ross on Google

image In administering an arbitration in April 2021, Gilbert Mediation committed violations of the arbitration agreement itself as well as MN Statutes 504B governing Landlord and Tenant rules, Minn. Stat. 572.08 et seq. ("Uniform Arbitration Act"), Minnesota Rules of Professional Conduct and theMinnesota Code of Judicial Conduct.
The arbitration was mandated by the signed lease agreement with a tenant in my home in Minnetonka, MN. The tenant had violated 28 stipulations in the lease as well as several HOA rules included in the lease. The violations included damage to the property in addition to the destruction of nearly 15 years of intellectual property by violating the lease and deleting my Comcast account of 20+ years on the property.
The Judge's order contains numerous mistakes of the facts, mistakes of law, disregard for the law and a financial award that disregards the documents and testimony provided in the hearing.
Arbitration Agreement Violations
The signed agreement with Gilbert Mediation states, "E-mail submissions to the arbitrator are acceptable." In violation of this clause, Judge Gary Meyer demanded I supply all of my documents in print format. He claimed he had trouble opening digital documents. This was confirmed when he couldn't open a PDF I had sent to him. As a result of the Judge's lack of ability to comply with the arbitration agreement, I was mandated to spend a significant amount of time and money re-formatting and trying to print nearly 250 documents and images. The documents included many email chains containing a dozen or more conversations, all of which had to be broken down into individual documents and printed.
The arbitration agreement with Gilbert Mediation stipulates that "there shall be no ex parte communication by any of the parties with the arbitrator." Our hearings were conducted via Zoom. Upon arrival to our pre-trial Zoom meeting, I found my tenant and Judge Meyer engaged in a conversation. There had been no waiting room implemented by Gilbert.
Upon further investigation into the retired Judge, I learned that he had previously been suspended from practicing law for 30 days by the MN Supreme Court for having forged a deceased client's signature. I was now questioning the Judge's ability to conduct a fair and impartial hearing, which I communicated to the company's owner. The company decided to send a copy of my request for a new arbitrator to the Judge himself. The company refused to provide me with a different arbitrator. As such, my ability to have a fair and impartial hearing was compromised before it even began.
I attempted to discuss this with the company owner, Attorney Jim Gilbert who had employed Judge Meyer, but he refused to answer my emails or phone call.
The arbitration agreement states "The arbitration is governed by the arbitration agreement between the parties and applicable statutes, rules, and laws." Judge Meyer completely ignored numerous MN Statutes in the writing of his very partial order. Statuteswere both ignored and some of the Judges orders were in violation of State Statutes, including but not limited to
572B.12 DISCLOSURE BY ARBITRATOR
504B.125 PERSON IN POSSESSION LIABLE FOR RENT
504B.135 TERMINATING TENANCY AT WILL
504B.147 TIME PERIOD FOR NOTICE TO QUIT OR RENT INCREASE
504B.155 TENANT MUST GIVE COLD WEATHER NOTICE BEFORE VACATION OF BUILDING.
504B.161 COVENANTS OF LANDLORD OR LICENSOR.
504B.165 UNLAWFUL DESTRUCTION
504B.177 LATE FEES
504B.291 EVICTION ACTION FOR NONPAYMENT
572.08 et seq. (Uniform Arbitration Act)
572B.21 REMEDIES; FEES AND EXPENSES OF ARBITRATION PROCEEDING
216A.037 EX PARTE COMMUNICATIONS
I was seeking $8,592.29 in compensation for damages. Due to Arbitrators blatant disregard for MN State Statutes and Laws, he awarded the Tenant $1,406.63.
There are additional violations of Minnesota Rules of Professional Conduct and theMinnesota Code of Judicial Conduct, but the character limit here prohibits me from including them. In short, if you want a fair arbitration, I do not recommend you use Gilbert Mediation.


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