
Erik M. Feig
Feig Mediation Group, LLC
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10411 Motor City Drive
Suite 750
Bethesda, MD 20817
USA
(301) 785-8972









Description of Practice
We are particularly interested in working with parents in families where neurodiversity is a factor, including those having 2E (Twice Exceptional), GTLD (gifted talented learning differences), Autism spectrum (ASD), dyslexia, dysgraphia, and other language processing differences, social / emotional regulation issues, and the variety of other learning and behavioral differences.
What sets us apart from other practices is our focus on mediation as more than a means for “amicable disengagement.”
Our approach is built upon our belief that constructive engagement on conflict can create opportunities when parties are empowered to step back and, with support, examine what’s possible while taking into account their needs, their goals, and their values.
Doing so requires a commitment to dialogue that often can be difficult for parties who are in conflict. Having a supportive process and a neutral resource present who can facilitate the conversation to help get through the sticking points can be transformative.
We appreciate that every family and every business we work with is unique. Our goal is to provide a process that helps them communicate so that they can align on the future.
Professional Background
Mr. Feig’s extensive toolset upon which he can draw for the benefit of the mediation clients he serves sets him apart from so many practitioners with “traditional” notions of what mediation can achieve. He is trained in both family and commercial mediation, and has 25 years as an accomplished attorney and corporate general counsel having built a reputation as a hands-on, trusted partner who “gets” his clients and who helps them prevent crises and create opportunities.
Combining all of this with a background in engineering and as a parent in a Neurodiverse family, Mr. Feig helps his clients expand their perspectives to see the bigger picture so that they can better explore what’s possible.
Degrees
J.D., Fordham University School of Law
Approach
We provide a process for constructive, restorative dialogue intended to empower our clients to move past the points where they get "stuck", so that they can:
Understand each other's perspectives, interests, needs and goals
Evaluate possibilities in a collaborative, informed manner, and when possible, Align on the future.
Fees
Other Information
In my experience, having a neutral resource to help navigate difficult issues and facilitate constructive conversations, and who can help explore where goals and interests could realign, can be transformative.
-Erik M Feig, Founder
Areas of Practice
- Adult Family
- Business
- Contracts
- Copyright
- Divorce (all issues)
- Education
- Family
- Intellectual Property
- Marital Mediation
- Online Civil
- Online Family/Divorce
- Online Mediation
- Partnership
- Special Education
- Technology
Professional Services
- Mediator
- Mediating Lawyer
- Facilitator
- Online Mediator