Alternative Dispute Resolution
Mediation or ADR allows parties in dispute to explore the possible paths to resolution
Parties can speak and be heard in a safe, relaxed and informal environment. and unlike litigation
• Those affected control the outcome, not the courts
• The process is confidential, impartial and without prejudice
• It takes place at a time of your choice and usually lasts a day
• Costs are fixed and shared by the participants
Parties can speak and be heard in a safe, relaxed and informal environment. and unlike litigation
• Those affected control the outcome, not the courts
• The process is confidential, impartial and without prejudice
• It takes place at a time of your choice and usually lasts a day
• Costs are fixed and shared by the participants
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Mediation or ADR allows parties in dispute to explore the possible paths to resolution
Parties can speak and be heard in a safe, relaxed and informal environment. and unlike litigation
• Those affected control the outcome, not the courts
• The process is confidential, impartial and without prejudice
• It takes place at a time of your choice and usually lasts a day
• Costs are fixed and shared by the participants
Parties can speak and be heard in a safe, relaxed and informal environment. and unlike litigation
• Those affected control the outcome, not the courts
• The process is confidential, impartial and without prejudice
• It takes place at a time of your choice and usually lasts a day
• Costs are fixed and shared by the participants
Get the Resolution You’re Looking For Without the Formality of Court
Mediation allows parties in dispute to explore the possible paths to resolution compared to litigation, mediation offers a number of advantages:-
It takes place at a time of your choice and usually lasts a day
Costs are fixed and shared by the participants
Parties can speak and be heard in a safe, relaxed and informal environment
Those affected control the outcome, not the courts
The process is confidential, impartial and without prejudice
What is mediation and why does it work?
There are many definitions of mediation or ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution) but to keep it simple ‘Mediation is a process of two or more people meeting with an impartial third party to help reach a
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