Getting Started With Mediation

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Getting Started With Mediation2024-02-28T13:34:40+00:00
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How We Work

image shows a group of people discussing mediation services costsWorking with us is easy – we keep our process simple and our mediation services costs are transparent and agreed upon before we start any work.

Here is how we work:

  1. Email or call, tell me more about your dispute and I will let you know how I can help.​
  2. If you decide mediation is suitable for your situation, you then complete a referral form.
  3. We will then agree and confirm the duration, time and date for the mediation which can be by telephone, online or face to face at an agreed location.
  4. The involved parties will then attend the mediation.
  5. ​Agreements can be drafted and signed on the day.
Let’s Discuss Your Case

Mediation Services Costs

​All costs are per party based on the higher of the claim or counter claim.

Amount being claimed Fees per party Length of session
£5000 or less £75 1 hour telephone/video mediation only
£5000 or less £125 2 hours telephone/video mediation
£5000 to £15,000 £320 3 hours
£15,000 – £50,000 £445 4 hours

Fees are payable in advance and workplace mediation fees are paid by the employer.

  • Fees are capped at £600 per day, per person (up to £50,000 claim).
  • Each additional hour is charged at £100 per party.
  • ​Claims over £50,000 – 1% of claim per party.
  • NHS concessions of 25%. Other concessions also available; please enquire. Terms and conditions apply.
  • ​The cost of the venue and refreshments is excluded.

​I can help source a venue if required, which will need two rooms as a minimum and be available 30 minutes before start.

​Mediation can be arranged with as little as a weeks notice.

How is mediation different to going to court?2022-11-02T14:47:45+00:00

In a court, the Judge decides the outcome of the dispute. There are also court costs independent of the settlement costs of financial disputes.

What is Mediation?2022-11-02T14:47:01+00:00

Mediation is a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). The mediator is a neutral and facilitates negotiations towards a settlement agreed by the disputing parties.

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