Michael Geigerman
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Michael Geigerman

Michael “Mike” Geigerman has mediated over 4800 cases including those involving automobile and trucking accidents, FELA, nursing home, premises liability, and wrongful death. He also handles cases involving clergy and school abuse, professional malpractice, and serious personal injury (involving numerous seven- and eight-figure settlements) and has mediated a wide variety of claims including complex real estate transactions, construction law, discrimination (racial, sex, age, and ADA), environmental law, farm and home foreclosures, police brutality, probate, and product liability. In addition, he mediates insurance coverage issues as well as commercial and business disputes including claims between multinational organizations and their franchisees, class actions, multi-cultural conflicts, and first amendment claims.

Mike serves as a qualified neutral for the Eastern District Court of Missouri, and Illinois Southern District Court. He is a frequent guest speaker at seminars for attorneys, judges, and other professionals interested in ADR and has authored several articles on ADR. He was an adjunct professor at Washington University School of Law from 2000-2020. Mike has been a Best Lawyer in America (in mediation) since 2007 and a Missouri Super Attorney (in mediation).

Prior to entering private practice, Mike served as associate general counsel for Illini Federal Savings & Loan. From 1973-1997, Mike engaged in the general practice of law in St. Louis, Missouri. He is licensed to practice law in Missouri and Illinois.

Education

  • Advanced Title IX training 2020 (Title IX Solutions, LLC)
  • Presenter, trainer and attendee in over a hundred seminars and mediation trainings since 1986 including programs sponsored by Pepperdine University School of Law, the International Academy of Mediators, Washington University School of Law, The Missouri Bar, BAMSL as well as USA&M and the Association of Missouri Mediators
  • J.D., University of Oklahoma, 1971
  • B.A., University of Wisconsin, 1968