By Mindy Farabee
Daily Journal Staff Writer In her early days doing alternative dispute resolution, JAMS arbitrator and mediator June Lehrman fielded a lot of oddball cases, including disputes over hair extensions, breast implants, and even ostrich eggs. "I remember [those cases] fondly," she said. "It was like being hazed. They did make me very comfortable in whatever's happening." That's a skill that's served her well over her 16 plus year caree...
Daily Journal Staff Writer In her early days doing alternative dispute resolution, JAMS arbitrator and mediator June Lehrman fielded a lot of oddball cases, including disputes over hair extensions, breast implants, and even ostrich eggs. "I remember [those cases] fondly," she said. "It was like being hazed. They did make me very comfortable in whatever's happening." That's a skill that's served her well over her 16 plus year caree...
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