Mediation

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Mediation gives you the chance to negotiate and seek to resolve issues in a managed and controlled way. It is not bound by the rules of formal court proceedings, so you can bring up whatever concerns you most – you are not restricted to those issues which are the official, public subject of the dispute. 
It can save you the cost of Court fees and expense of prolonged representation expenses. Mediation can save you time by ensuring your conflict is dealt with in a speedy, mutually agreeable manner. Moreover, it can easily be carried out remotely to suit your schedule, rather than waiting for a Court date. If settlement cannot be achieved then you can still pursue your case in Court or by Arbitration.
Civil & Commercial Mediation can be used to resolve a wide range of civil & commercial disputes. This includes shareholder disputes.
Our team are able to represent and advise you during a mediation. This is a party representative. 
Family Mediation is a specialist form of mediation and aims to settle disputes and encourage co-operation between separated parents, particularly where children are concerned. It intends to maintain nurturing relationships between parents and their children.The direct access Mediators can act as a mediator or represent you at a mediation. If you would like to know more about mediation or are looking to instruct a mediator, send us an enquiry or follow this link to access our dedicated mediation website www.disputesmediated.com
Benefits of mediation over court proceeding:
•	Provides good value for money and can help reduce legal costs.
•	Convenient – mediations can be scheduled at a time that suits the parties, not the Court.
•	Completely confidential.
•	Flexibility – unlike rigid Court procedures, the mediation process can be adapted to suit the parties needs.
•	Can be arranged at any point during your dispute, whether at the very start or after positions have become entrenched.
•	Can be used whether or not you have lawyers involved.
•	Facilitates negotiations, with the negotiations being led by an independent, legally qualified and experienced mediator.
•	Enables the parties to enter into a legally binding settlement agreement.
•	Avoids a decision being imposed by a Judge and instead can achieve an outcome that the parties all agree to.
•	Enables parties avoid the pitfalls that can arise in the enforcement of a Court judgment.
•	Enables the parties achieve convenient and practical solutions, including ones which the Court doesn’t have the power to order.
•	Can achieve solutions which can’t be appealed.
•	Can avoid the stress associated with Court hearings.
•	Helps improve future relationships between the parties, whether business or personal.