January 27, 2020 – New York, NY – SSAM ADR, an award-winning dispute resolution firm, welcomes Ann Wang, Esq. to our panel of mediators and arbitrators.
Ann Wang has practiced for over 15 years as an in-house trial attorney for the largest auto carrier in New York State and has extensive experience in personal injury and no-fault law. She is a strong supporter and advocate for Alternative Dispute Resolution strategies and is a skilled negotiator. Her career began as a litigation attorney with the largest in-house no-fault office in the country where her artful negotiation skills were instrumental in resolving hundreds of cases without court intervention through bulk settlements. Ms. Wang served as the Chair of the NYSBA Trial Lawyers Section Committee on No-Fault Law from 2007-2011. As a litigator, Ms. Wang handled personal injury and no-fault cases from inception through trial and is a thoughtful, analytical and zealous advocate for her clients. She has taken countless trial verdicts in Queens, New York, and Kings counties and has attended hundreds of arbitrations and mediations. Ms. Wang has developed an excellent rapport with both the plaintiff and defense bars and is known for her legal acumen, quick wit, and ability to assess and value cases with accuracy.
For more information on Ann Wang, Esq. or SSAM ADR please email hello@SSAMadr.com or call 516-741-0100.
About SSAM
SSAM Alternative Dispute Resolution is a dispute resolution firm devoted to resolving cases of all types and complexities, with the highest-level preparation, skill, service, and care. From Neutral Selection, Training, Settlement Techniques and Programs to the Physical and Cognitive Resolution Environment, our quest and commitment is to explore, reimagine and improve upon every variable that may affect the outcome and experience. With headquarters in Westbury, NY, SSAM was voted the #1 dispute resolution firm on Long Island in 2018 and is currently building brand new state of the art facilities in Midtown Manhattan, scheduled to open in early 2019.