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Hon. John DiBlasi
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Former Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
Former Presiding Justice Commercial Division Supreme Court
Westchester County
Telephone: 914-584-9947
Email:
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Complete Biographical Information
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ADR Services Offered: Mediation, Arbitration, Case Evaluation,
Mini-Trials.
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ADR Expert Areas: Complex Commercial, Personal Injury, Professional
Liability, Construction, Insurance, Employment and Real Estate Dispute
Resolution.
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Judge DiBlasi was the first Presiding Justice of the Commercial Division of
the Supreme Court, Westchester County. He created the Alternative Dispute
Resolution Program used successfully by this court. His extensive experience
also includes presiding over the settlement and trial of numerous catastrophic
personal injury cases and complex matrimonial proceedings.
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Publications:
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"PREPARING AN EXPERT WITNESS IS A MULTI-STEP
PROCESS," New York State Bar Journal, May 2003.
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"THOROUGH TRIAL PREPARATION IS VITAL FOR COURTROOM
SUCCESS," New York State Bar Journal, June 2002.
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"THE USE OF DEPOSITIONS AT TRIAL," New York State Bar Journal,
October, 2001. Also published in "Deposition Practice and Practicalities in State and Federal Court," by the Commercial and Federal Litigation Section Committee on Continuing Legal Education of the New York State Bar Association 2002, and in "Winning Depositions A-Z," by the Trial Lawyers Section of the New York State Bar Association and Committee on Continuing Legal Education.
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"AMENDING THE DOMESTIC RELATIONS LAW ENFORCEMENT
PROVISIONS: A MODEST PROPOSAL TO AVOID CHAOS IN THE COURTS," Domestic Law Review, Family Law Section, Family Law Review, New York State Bar Journal, December 1996.
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"THE FELONY HEARING PROCESS-TAKING A SECOND LOOK,"
New York State Bar Journal, September 1995, co-authored with Barry J. Skwiersky, Esq.
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"PREPARING YOUR WITNESS FOR TRIAL," New York State Bar
Journal, December, 1993.
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