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Why Mediation Matters

Why Mediation Matters: Lessons from Recent High Court Ruling A recent decision in the Chancery Division, [Re: Desiman and Brooke] (EWHC [2025] 1305 (Ch)), serves as a sharp reminder of why mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) are not just optional extras...

Renters Rights Bill to lead to disputes and mediation

The UK’s Renters’ Rights Bill, expected to become law in summer 2025, promises sweeping reforms to the private rental sector. While the legislation aims to enhance tenant protections and improve housing standards, it is also likely to intensify disputes between...
Mediation in Boundary Disputes

Mediation in Boundary Disputes

Mediation in Boundary Disputes: Insights from Byrne v Archer Boundary disputes between neighbours can escalate quickly, often leading to protracted and costly litigation. The case of Byrne & Anor v Archer & Anor [2025] EWHC 1136 (Ch) serves as a pertinent...

Mediation in family cases

I Don’t Often Talk About Mediation in Family Cases, because I am a civil mediator But… Mediation is often overshadowed by the more dramatic aspects of family law—courtroom battles, urgent applications, and high-stakes decisions. Yet, a recent High Court judgment in G...
Should Mediation Be In-Person or Remote? Weighing the Pros and Cons

Should Mediation Be In-Person or Remote? Weighing the Pros and Cons

Should Mediation Be In-Person or Remote? Weighing the Pros and Cons In the wake of the pandemic, remote hearings and virtual mediations have become the norm rather than the exception. While in-person mediation remains a powerful tool for resolving disputes, online...