Maryjo

The Honourable Mary Jo M. Nolan

A COVID-19 UPDATE

Nolan Mediation and Arbitration Services is offering remote-based mediation, arbitration, the hearing of motions and case management services to both the Family and Civil Bar in Southwestern Ontario and beyond.

If you would like to discuss how we can help you serve your clients in these unprecedented and stressful times, please contact anne.winograd@nolanmediation.ca or call 519-996-4820.

OBA 2021 AWARD OF EXCELLENCE IN ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION AWARD RECIPIENT

The OBA Alternative Dispute Resolution Section is pleased to announce The Honourable Mary Jo M. Nolan, Nolan Mediation and Arbitration Services as the recipient of the 2021 OBA Award of Excellence in Alternative Dispute Resolution.

VIEW BIOGRAPHY

The Honourable Mary Jo Nolan brings her skills, experience, knowledge and understanding from her years as a Justice of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice and as a Case Management Master in the Superior Court of Justice to her new role as a Mediator and Arbitrator of Family, Estate, and Civil matters.

Mediation and/ or Arbitration are both effective, alternative solutions to dispute resolution. Mary Jo is dedicated to working with Counsel and their Clients to provide services characterized by the following benefits:

  • A quicker, smoother and less expensive process
  • Private process that helps improve communication and understanding
  • Assists in developing creative and satisfactory solutions
  • Flexibility to utilize resolution strategies not available through the court process
  • Early intervention helps arrive at mutually acceptable solutions

While on the Court, Mary Jo was known for her fair and respectful dealing with Counsel and Litigants. She is widely respected for her skills in conflict resolution, identifying and narrowing issues, and assisting Counsel and their Clients to arrive at reasonable and cost-effective solutions.

Mary Jo's experience as a trial judge makes her uniquely qualified to arbitrate matters or issues which cannot be resolved through mediation.