Judicial Arbiter Group

Judicial Arbiter Group

Judicial Arbiter Group, Inc. (JAG) Founded in 1984 in Boulder, Colorado by former Chief District Judge Richard W. Dana, Colorado Supreme Court Justice William Neighbors, and 20th Judicial District Administrator Jerry D. Lockwood. Judicial Arbiter Group is one of the oldest and largest private judicial services in the country, with twenty-three former trial and appellate judges serving as neutrals, and two offices in Denver and Colorado Springs.

Judicial Arbiter Group provides the legal community with alternative dispute resolution.

External Links

• [http://www.jaginc.com Judicial Arbiter Group Website] • [http://www.hierosgamos.org/hg/db_lawfirms.asp?action=page&preview=yes&pcomp=50942 HG Profile]


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