A family law attorney practicing law in Beverly Hills, California, Christian E. Markey III employs his vast and varied trial and court experiences in his work in family law mediations, arbitrations, hearings and other complex family law trials. In addition to his work in family law, Christian E. Markey III maintains membership in professional organizations such as the Beverly Hills Bar Association.
As part of its services, the Beverly Hills Bar Association offers a Mandatory Fee Arbitration (MFA) program to settle conflicts regarding fee payments to attorneys. The association's MFA program serves as a confidential and informal forum for non-binding arbitration. This MFA program is authorized by the State Bar of California.
A more efficient and lower-cost alternative to standard fee dispute resolution at the court level, the Beverly Hills Bar Association's fee arbitration services draw from the association's attorney membership. Either a single attorney or a panel of three attorneys will provide arbitration for each case, dependent upon the amount of the fee disputed.
The MFA program, administered under B&P Code Sections 6200-6206, will accept any Los Angeles County attorney or client with a no-limit threshold. For additional information about the process or to begin the process of fee arbitration, visit www.bhba.org.
As part of its services, the Beverly Hills Bar Association offers a Mandatory Fee Arbitration (MFA) program to settle conflicts regarding fee payments to attorneys. The association's MFA program serves as a confidential and informal forum for non-binding arbitration. This MFA program is authorized by the State Bar of California.
A more efficient and lower-cost alternative to standard fee dispute resolution at the court level, the Beverly Hills Bar Association's fee arbitration services draw from the association's attorney membership. Either a single attorney or a panel of three attorneys will provide arbitration for each case, dependent upon the amount of the fee disputed.
The MFA program, administered under B&P Code Sections 6200-6206, will accept any Los Angeles County attorney or client with a no-limit threshold. For additional information about the process or to begin the process of fee arbitration, visit www.bhba.org.