Peter John Dauster - a Fort Collins, Colorado (CO) Personal Injury Lawyer

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Fort Collins Personal Injury Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

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Personal Injury

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ADR, Arbitration & Mediation

Litigation & Appeals
By John W. on Feb. 27, 2022
Hired Attorney 2019

Mr. Dauster was hired to mediate our civil litigation. He failed to provide any memorialization of terms at the mediation conference, alleging he forgot to bring his computer to the mediation conference. Dauster then sided with the opposing parties and supported their allegation that settlement had been reached. Mr. Dauster allowed himself to be deposed (against our objection) and cooperated with the opposing parties in testifying that all parties had a "meeting of the minds" and agreed on all terms on settlement. His testimony was read at the court during an evidentiary hearing, and influenced the judge to grant the opposing parties' motion to enforce settlement. We appealed and the appellate court reversed and remanded the judge's decision. However, this was very costly and unnecessary. Mr. Dauster failed at upholding the neutrality, confidentiality and integrity of mediation, and I now question the value of mediation as a process to mitigate costly litigation. Mr. Dauster's reckless disregard for mediation confidentiality and impartiality is appalling.

Professional Competence: 1.0 out of 5

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Fort Collins, CO

323 S College Ave. Ste. 1
Fort Collins, CO 80524

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Phone Number: (970) 482-4846

Fax Number: (970) 482-3038

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