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Sons’ Inheritance blown on legal fees in disputed will case

Advantages of mediation

A disputed will case can be the most emotionally difficult of legal disputes. Our 3rd guest article is a review of a contested probate case brought by two brothers. It is submitted by Gina Simpson, a probate solicitor with ACSL

Posted in Articles, Uncategorised

Refusal to mediate – are you at risk?

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A refusal to mediate – risks, rules, and cases. The recent Thakkar v Patel case once again highlighted the courts’ intention to find that a refusal to mediate, or being silent in the face of an invitation to mediate, will generally

Posted in case studies, Commercial Mediation

The benefits of using mediation to resolve a dispute

Advantages of mediation

Using mediation to resolve a dispute has many advantages over litigation. Our 2nd guest article features an overview of the benefits of mediation. It is submitted by Abeer Sharma, a trainee solicitor at Lennons Solicitors. It is concise, straightforward, and

Posted in Uncategorised

Neighbour dispute mediation

neighbour dispute mediation

Earlier this year founder panel member Joseph Mulrooney was invited to speak with Danny Kelly on BBC Radio WM 95.6. They discussed neighbour and boundary disputes and the the role that neighbour dispute mediation plays in finding a quick and

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THAKKAR v PATEL: ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF THE DANGERS OF IGNORING OFFERS TO MEDIATE

Advantages of mediation

Offers to mediate, and how they are reacted to, feature in this month’s guest article. It reviews the recent Thakkar v Patel case, and is submitted by a barrister & prolific legal blogger, Gordon Exall. We hope you enjoy it. If

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Posted in Civil Mediation, Commercial Mediation, General mediation, Guest Articles

Patrick Waterhouse – new role as Chair of Contracts & Dispute Resolution Panel for CICES

Construction

Mediatelegal panel mediator Patrick Waterhouse has become the new chair of the Contracts and Dispute Resolution Panel for the Chartered Institution of Civil Engineer Surveyors (CICES). Mr Waterhouse, a director of Bowdon Consulting, is an accredited mediator and panel member

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Mediation and the NHSLA

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NHSLA Embracing Mediation in 2017 The NHSLA Chief Executive, Helen Vernon, recently featured in APIL’s PI Focus magazine, explaining the new mediation scheme implemented by her organisation. Helen confirmed that, in 2015/2016, almost £3billion of clinical negligence claims were presented

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Construction Update – What do NEC4 Contracts have in store for us?

Construction

The new NEC4 contracts, due out this summer, will include a number of entirely new options. Whilst we’re yet to see the new contracts, it’s clear that some of the NEC Panel’s efforts have been focused towards areas that are commonly

Posted in Articles, Construction

Mediation or Litigation

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In my experience as a solicitor I’ve been brought up to issue Court proceedings at the drop of a hat, however seeing the advantages of mediation has been an eye opening experience. When I first qualified there were no protocol periods and

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How To Arrange A Mediation? Choosing The Right Mediator Is Crucial

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Have you ever wondered how to arrange a mediation? Choosing the right mediator is a key aspect of arranging a mediation.  At Mediatelegal we take care of everything needed to arrange a mediation. This leaves you to make better use of

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Did you know?

Workplace disputes will affect profitability and performance. Use mediation to resolve disputes swiftly.

The longer a dispute continues in the workplace, the more dramatic the effect on those working in or around it.

Conflict between employees can spread throughout the workforce, affecting morale and performance, if untreated.

A 2008 CIPD survey found that 51% of respondents use an external mediator to resolve people problems and conflict.

A 2008 CIPD survey found that 75% of mediations were initiated by HR departments.

If you express your anger you will start an argument; if you explain your anger you will start a discussion.

In 2016 mediation will have saved UK businesses £3 billion in wasted management time & productivity, damaged relationships, & legal fees.

Ignoring ‘mega-cases’ the total value of mediated disputes in the UK each year is £11.5 billion.

Since 1990, the total value of mediated cases in England & Wales is £110 billion.

CEO of regional Charity – “We have had cause to use Mediatelegal recently and I was delighted with their service. the mediator was patient during a very emotional and somewhat difficult situation but handled it beautifully. We saved a significant amount of money and would highly recommend this organisation to anyone wishing to avoid costly legal bills.”

Linda Lavery, The HR Dept: “I cannot recommend them highly enough. They were brought in to resolve a complex dispute which had continued for months with no resolution. The process was managed from start to finish by Mediatelegal and with their expertise and impartiality, the conflict was resolved amicably for all parties in just 1 day. The management time and money that has been saved is incalculable.”

According to the CEDR 2018 audit, 89% of mediations settle successfully on the day or shortly afterwards.

You are entitled to recover certain expenses incurred when attending a SEND mediation session.

An individual might potentially require an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP until they reach the age of 25.

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