Case manager to a network of experienced neutrals — the coordination side of mediation, learned at the family table and refined at Pepperdine’s Caruso School of Law.

Two generations of neutrals came before her — resolution wasn’t a career path, it was the family table.
Siena grew up inside mediation, understanding the complexities of case management and what it takes to truly support a mediator through a matter — long before it was her job.
Trained at Pepperdine’s Caruso School of Law, she chose the coordination side of the process: the scheduling, documentation, and communication that carry a matter from intake through resolution.
The path from the family table to the case file, in three chapters.
Before she ever had a title, she had a seat at the table where matters were talked through.
Pepperdine’s Caruso School of Law — the same tradition her family’s mediators trained in.
Siena brings that background to case management — supporting the neutrals of today through every matter.
A working method built on three things mediators and counsel can rely on.
Every date, document, and detail tracked — so the matter is always exactly where it should be.
Parties and counsel get timely answers from someone who always picks up the thread.
The work doesn’t end when the session does — the matter is carried through to resolution.