About Our Professional Negligence/Indemnity Team
Contact Us: 0203 621 3908 OR 0782 796 1764 OR enquiries@promediate.co.ukSpecialist Mediators for Your Professional Negligence/Coverage Dispute
Here you will find a list of our panel of mediators for professional negligence disputes.
Peter Causton
Peter is a solicitor who has worked in Defendant insurance firms and as a Deputy District Judge he has over 20 years of experience of dealing with professional negligence disputes.
Jeremy Dable
Jeremy has many years experience dealing with professional negligence disputes.
Jeremy has dealt with the whole range of claims as a barrister and mediator.
Mike Faulkner
Mike is a Fellow of the Chartered Insurance Institute, Chartered Insurance Practitioner and Accredited Mediator and has been settling insurance disputes, including personal injury claims, for over 40 years. His broad range of experience working for well-known insurers, brokers, loss adjusters; and as a consultant to claimant and defendant solicitors has given him an all-round appreciation of the insurance claims process from a completely unbiased and independent perspective. read full profile
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Court of Appeal recommends mediation to warring siblings in inheritance and probate case
The Court has once again highlighted the importance of ADR or mediation in disputes about wills and probate. The case was that of Rea v Rea [2021] EWHC 893 (Ch) This was a second appeal against a decision of Deputy Master Arkush (the "Deputy Master") given on 13...
MOJ considering change to “overriding objective” and case management powers to order parties to engage in ADR
The MOJ is consulting on changing the civil procedure rules to make it a requirement of the rules to encourage ADR and to give judges the express power to stay cases for ADR and order parties to use alternative dispute resolution. The idea is to reflect the decision...
Whatever you say, don’t say nothing. The Court of Appeal reinforces the message that ignoring a mediate can lead to costs penalties
it has long been the case that ignoring a mediation proposal is unreasonable, not just actually refusing to mediate. The two approaches are the same. The Court has, since the cases of Halsey v Milton Keynes [2004] EWCA Civ 586 and PGF v OMFS [2013] EWCA Civ 1288 been...
Prominence of Self Exclusion: How it affects Western Markets
The rising concern over gambling addiction has prompted both government and regulatory entities to launch initiatives aimed at mitigating the issue. Among these initiatives are self-exclusion schemes, such as Gamstop in the United Kingdom, Betstop in Sweden, and OASIS...
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