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The Law’s delay

Statistics released by the Court service for July to September 2019 show that it took an average of 38.1 weeks between a small claim being issued and the claim going to trial, 3.2 weeks longer than in the same period in the previous year. A sustained period of...

Seasons greetings from ProMediate

Christmas is an ideal time to resolve disputes before the New Year and further challenges await. Please contact us to find a mediator.  

Family Law Statistics – why mediate?

Statistics from the Ministry of Justice this year show that divorce proceedings are taking longer. The mean average time from the date of the petition to the date of the decree nisi was 33 weeks, up 5 weeks from the same period in 2018, and the mean average time from...

Other providers? Why choose ProMediate?

A customer of another provider contacted us the other day to say they had used a mediator and commented: Reading the reviews regarding (X mediator) I can only draw the conclusion that we had the unfortunate experience of an ‘off day’ -belligerence was...

Dealing With Disputes With Dentists

If you’ve felt dissatisfied with your dentist’s treatment, or had a further issue arise because of something they may have done, it can be difficult to know what steps to take. Many patients don’t like to make a complaint, especially if they’ve found a dentist that...

New training course dates – train as a Civil Mediation Council Mediator

ProMediate’s 2020 mediator training course will be on the following dates: May 2020 Training Module – 19th – 21st Assessment Module – 27th – 28th October 2020 Training Module – 13th – 15th Assessment Module – 21st – 22nd The cost of the course is £1.250 plus VAT but...

Disputes about pets

It is becoming increasingly common to see disputes about pets in the Courts. Many people think that pets are part of the family and that there should be a special court set up to deal with disputes about ownership or contact/residence following a relationship...

Article on workplace mediation by our mediator Dawn Stainer

Reaching the eye of the storm – a reflection on Workplace Mediation” By Dawn Stainer, Director of Lakeland Mediation Solutions This article was commissioned by the Centre for Mediation and first published by them and Lancashire Law School Team dysfunction and...

Article by our panel mediator Dawn Stainer

This article was commissioned by the Centre for Mediation and first published by them and Lancashire Law School Dawn recommends a ‘wrap around’ approach to Workplace Mediation, where a review is offered to parties. We understand that relationships cannot be fixed in a...