Justice Center of Atlanta

The Justice Center of Atlanta (JCA) is a non-profit organization based in Georgia, United States, with a team of seven employees. Established over 30 years ago, the organization has made a significant impact in the field of conflict resolution through training and practice. JCA is a nationally recognized provider of mediation services, known for its high-quality instruction and practice. Their 100 mediators, primarily independent contractors, handle a wide range of cases, from minor neighborhood disputes and small claims to complex legal matters such as personal injury, breach of contract, real estate, probate, and employment issues. The organization has a distinguished history, highlighted by its recognition in a U.S. Government Accounting Office report in 1997 as a leading institution in the United States for mediation practice and teaching. Notably, JCA has been involved in mediating high-profile cases, including a lawsuit filed against the University of Georgia and a dispute between President Carter's Presidential Center and local neighborhoods concerning the construction of a road to the Carter Presidential Library. To learn more about the Justice Center of Atlanta and its services, visit their website at justicecenter.org.