Mediation Firm in Albany, New York
Work With An Attorney Who Has International Experience
If you need assistance in mediation services in Albany, New York, call
my firm, Carolyn E. Hansen, Esq., Attorney at Law & Mediator. I am
fully committed to providing alternative dispute resolution for issues
involving:
- corporate, commercial, & trade law
- non-profits
- real estate
- estate planning
Since I began my career as a lawyer over 40 years ago, I have worked for
multi-national corporations, handling both international and domestic
affairs. My cross-cultural experience allows me to resolve disputes effectively,
in such a way that fosters long-term relationships.
If you are interested in seeking alternative dispute resolution in your
case, allow our Albany mediation team to help you with your case. Don't
hesitate to
call today if you want more information about how I can help you!
The City of Immigrants and Internal Mediation
Albany, New York is a city on the west bank of the Hudson River about 135
miles north of New York City. It is the capital of New York and is 21.8
square miles in size. The city is home to almost 100,000 people.
Albany is considered the "City of Immigrants." People from all
over the world have moved to this area. The location was first dominated
by Dutch and Germans but was overtaken by the English back in the 19th
century. Irish immigrants later dominated the population but they were
soon intermixed with Italians and Poles who started moving to the area.
In the mid-to-late 20th century, there was a rise in the African-American
population. A Jewish community saw rise during the 19th century in this
area, and Albany saw an influx of Chinese and east Asian immigrants in
the downtown of this city at the same time.
According to data collected by the 2010 U.S. Census, the racial makeup
of Albany is as follows:
- 57% White
- 30.8% African-American
- 0.3% Native American
- 5.0% Alaskan
- 0.01% Native Hawaiian
- 3.7% two or more races
- 10.6% Hispanic or Latino
With so many different rich cultures thriving in Albany, there can often
be cultural disputes in the workplace. I am a skilled Albany mediator
that understands how to help parties overcome cultural difficulties and
misunderstandings in Albany. I have lived in various cultures around the
world, so I am able to carefully and sensitively guide discussions between
parties of various culture backgrounds. I want to facilitate a resolution
in international mediation that will help the parties of each culture
arrive at a resolution.
I can speak Mandarin Chinese, Spanish, French, and English. With my linguistic
skills and my mediation experience, I can provide you with the trusted
assistance that you need. I am prepared to help you achieve the results
that you need in an efficient time frame, so call my firm today to learn
more about my Albany mediation practice.