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Why Mediate

Mediation is a legally recognised alternative to litigation. It offers five major advantages:

1 Financial costs are contained by using mediation:
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2 Time is saved because mediation is a quick process:
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3 Mediation minimises the stress associated with litigation:
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4 Mediation is confidential and discrete:
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5 Communication is improved:
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 Thank you. She was absolutely the right person for this mediation, and we have achieved a result that we thought we never would. 
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Is my case suitable for mediation?

If you agree with any of the following statements, your situation will be suitable for mediation:

  • I would prefer to reach an agreement rather than litigate
  • I may want to continue in business in the future with the other party
  • Confidentiality is important
  • I am concerned about costs rising
  • I want an end to this situation as soon as possible
  • I would prefer an informal process

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The EU Directive on mediation was at last adopted on 21 May 2008, aiming to bring together certain aspects of mediation in civil and commercial matters across the EU.The key compon...

Seminars

Seminars are available on Mediation Skills, Workplace Conflict Management, and Bullying and Harassment. Individual Coaching is also offered for Senior Managers involved in dealing with conflicts.

Contact Us

Immediation Ltd, Hawes, North Yorkshire. DL8 3LU

Tel: 0845 2572 734
Fax: 0845 2572 735.


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