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ADR and costs budgeting

In a recent case Master Macleod ordered ADR for the parties to resolve issues over a costs budget and it was successful. In the case of Hadley v Przybylo (Costs, Costs budgeting, Costs lawyers, personal injury, case manager, recoverability) [2023] EWHC 1392 (KB) (22...

Why use workplace mediation?

At ProMediate, we have mediators for civil and commercial litigation disputes and also for workplace disputes. The majority of people have probably experienced conflict at some stage in their working lives, but what can you do when conflict arises? There are many...

Do you want to observe a mediation?

We have various opportunities available to observe a mediation with one of our mediators. Just email us to ask about the opportunities available. You will need to observe a real life mediation to register with the Civil Mediation Council. We can help!

When is a part 36 offer not a part 36 offer?

Answer: why. It is not a genuine offer to settle. claimant who offered to settle by offering just 7p less than the total awarded should not recover the costs benefits of part 36 because that offer was not genuine, a county court has ruled. The judge in Birmingham...

Busting the mediation myths

In this article we bust some common mediation myths: Mediating is a sign of weakness No, mediating is about having confidence in your case, so much so that you can put your case forward in the mediation and persuade the other party to believe in your case as well. Do...

Why go to mediation? 11 Reasons to Mediate.

There have not been many cases recently dealing with mediation and so I thought I would explain why it can be a better process than going to Court. Mediation is a type of alternative dispute resolution (“ADR”) that has become increasingly popular recently. It is a...

Judge warns parties about costs in inheritance act cases

In a recent inheritance act case the Court warned about the risks of litigation when dealing with a low value estate. The case is called Amnir & Ors v Bala & Ors (Rev1) [2023] EWHC 1054 (Ch) (16 May 2023)  The Chancery judge began his judgment by saying: What...