Mediation Inc., which billed itself as the oldest mediation service in South Florida, has liquidated after losing seven key mediators and being sued for eviction by two of its landlords.

CEO and founder Jim Chaplin told the Daily Business Review he was forced to liquidate after being sued by a landlord and has reorganized the business as a smaller firm under the name Mediation Firm Inc. He has leased new space at the Bank of America Tower at 401 E. Las Olas Blvd. and temporary suites in both Miami and West Palm Beach.

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