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What are the advantages of mediating remotely?

  We are finding that even though there is nothing to prevent people from meeting in person to mediate, the majority of mediations we are carrying out are online by Zoom or Teams.
Webinar 1pm 17 January- how to train as a mediator

Webinar 1pm 17 January- how to train as a mediator

We have had to rearrange this webinar for Monday 17 January at 1pm. With mediation uptake increasing and compulsory mediation on the horizon, many people are looking at training as a mediator. In this webinar we will explain what it takes to train as a mediator and...

Construction Dispute? Mediate

  Construction and engineering disputes may not only damage business relationships but have both a financial cost which can be high, and an emotional cost which can be debilitating. Mediation has an important role to play in the resolution of construction and...

Save costs – mediate

Having just successfully resolved a case today and saved the parties approx £100,000 costs they would have incurred, I can corroborate the comments made in a recent case. In the case of Ociusnet UK Ltd & Anor v Altus Digital Media Ltd & Anor [2021] EWHC 3377...

When is it too late to mediate?

In a recent case, Hankin v Barrington & Ors [2021] EWHC B1 (Costs) (05 January 2022), the Court looked at whether the advocate’s claim for £110,000 fee for attending trial should be reduced following settlement at a mediation. It concluded that the fee to be paid...

Settlement of the week – TUI settles claim

It is reported that Tui has reached a settlement with with survivors and relatives of British tourists killed in the Tunisia beach terror attack in 2015. It is not known whether the parties mediated or reached the settlement without mediation. However, the joint...

What is our advice to Prince Andrew? Mediate!

It is reported in the press that settlement is an option in the claim against Prince Andrew. This is not surprising. 99% of US civil cases settle so it would not be unusual. In the UK the statistics are similar and people often try to avoid trial and the costs...