A Record of Neutrality.
A Reputation for Resolution.

Judge Myriam Lehr (Ret.) brings 27+ years of judicial experience to her work as a mediator, arbitrator, and court-appointed neutral with JAMS.

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Guided by Experience. Resolution Driven.

Myriam’s mission is to provide decisive, balanced, and results-driven dispute resolution rooted in decades of judicial service and a proven record of neutrality.

Her approach to mediation and arbitration is structured, analytical, and efficient. Every case is handled with disciplined preparation, strategic insight, and unwavering impartiality with a relentless focus on identifying the key issues, assessing practical outcomes, and moving parties toward resolution with precision and professionalism.

Skilled in Civil & Commercial Matters

Myriam applies her judicial insight and neutral judgment to a wide range of civil and commercial disputes.

Areas of Practice:

Civil Litigation

Business & Commercial Disputes

Insurance Coverage

Property Damage

Water Remediation

Employment & Wage Claims

Real Estate & Foreclosure Matters

Personal Injury

Intellectual Property

HOA

Debt Collection

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A Legacy of Service & Integrity

Myriam Lehr offers three decades of experience as a respected trial judge. This professional experience combined with her reputation for impartial solutions, makes her a trusted choice for both straight-forward and complex cases.

Her focus remains on efficiency, neutrality, and outcomes that uphold the integrity of the process.

Professional Strengths:

27 years as a trial judge
Proven record of neutrality and sound judgment
Exceptional communication, preparation, and case management skills
Joined JAMS in 2025, bringing judicial expertise and reputation for impartial solutions to mediation and arbitration.
Fluent in French

My greatest strength is understanding the dynamics of a situation and keeping the priorities and goals of the respective parties in mind.
Myriam Lehr

Service to the Community:

2013-2020 Former Florida State Chair, National Association of Women Judges (NAWJ).
2012 Co-chaired the National NAWJ Conference in Miami.
Led NAWJ The Color of Justice initiative, bringing speakers to the students into the courtroom and coordinating panel discussions with judges and lawyers.
Founder and Co-Chair of the The North Dade Justice Center Law Day in Miami-Dade County, an annual event promoting civic education.
Co-founded the North Dade Justice Center Partnership Program with The Alonzo and Tracy Mourning High School Law Academy, to encourage students’ understanding of the law and the US justice system.
Held role of Associate Administrative Judge, County Court Civil Division. (Served on the Pandemic Task Force during COVID-19 to maintain court continuity via virtual technology.)