How the Courts are, in practice, actively pushing mediation.
I was instructed on a case centring on a dispute between neighbours. There were all sorts of complex and involved legal issues at stake, including [Read more]
I was instructed on a case centring on a dispute between neighbours. There were all sorts of complex and involved legal issues at stake, including [Read more]
I recently dealt with a highly involved and complex inheritance dispute between family members. The appointment had been made on the recommendation of a solicitor [Read more]
In a recent BBC Essex radio interview, Leonard Gray and the Chelmsford CAB (Citizens Advice Bureau) addressed the issue of where to turn if you’ve [Read more]
From 1st April 2013, small claims cases under £10,000 will now be required to fund their own legal costs even if they win. These new rules [Read more]
I recently mediated a very interesting dispute over the provision of services to a consumer. The consumer was not satisfied with the service provided for [Read more]
On Friday 1st February the Independent newspaper published an article stating that the number of family feuds over disputed wills that result in cases before [Read more]
Like most Civil and Commercial Mediators, my early training was around the model where the parties, legal representatives and Mediators would meet at say, 9.00am [Read more]