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PITTSBURGH - PennZone -- Pollock Begg Associate Lindsay A. Nemit recently earned certification for mediation, joining four of her colleagues at the Pittsburgh family law practice in offering this specialized service to clients.

Mediation is an alternative dispute resolution option where the parties jointly hire a mediator to assist them in working out a mutually satisfactory divorce agreement. In many cases, the mediation process saves clients time and money, and eliminates the need to go to court.

Nemit completed 40 hours of training through The Conflict Lab and Behrend Mediation Services to earn the certification. Combined with her experience and training in collaborative law, the new certification allows Nemit to offer clients a wide range of options beyond traditional litigation.

"There is no one-size-fits-all solution in family law; every family's dynamics and needs are unique," Nemit said. "It's our duty to provide tools and options to best serve them, and to do so with empathy and understanding."

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Nemit (http://www.pollockbegg.com/attorneys/lindsay-a-nemit/) earned 2024 Best Lawyers in America: Ones To Watch recognition, an honor given to attorneys who exhibit outstanding professional excellence in private practice early in their careers. She was spotlighted by Best Lawyers for her expertise in family law and alternative dispute resolution.

In addition to her mediation certification, she was trained and certified in collaborative family law by the Collaborative Law Association of Southwestern Pennsylvania and participates in the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals. She is a graduate of Allegheny County Bar Association's Young Lawyers Division Bar Leadership Initiative program and is serving a three-year term on the ACBA's Family Law Section Council.

Along with Nemit, partners Stephanie L. Jablon, Candice L. Komar and Brian C. Vertz and Associate Megan A. DelVecchio also are certified mediators. Pollock Begg attorneys always strive to meet clients' legal needs while respecting their privacy, financial resources and time. In addition to the firm's strong mediation options, several attorneys have specialized training and experience in collaborative law and arbitration, rounding out the firm's robust alternative dispute resolution offerings.

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About Pollock Begg

A progressive and powerful influencer in the legal marketplace, Pittsburgh-based Pollock Begg focuses on innovative, team-oriented solutions to resolve domestic relations matters. Driving legal expectations in the industry, the family law attorneys at Pollock Begg serve in numerous leadership positions within local, state and national matrimonial law organizations and are encouraged to participate in pro bono work, volunteer initiatives and community endeavors. Founded in 2001, Pollock Begg has been recognized more than a dozen times as a Tier One law firm by Best Law Firms. For more information, visit http://www.pollockbegg.com.