by Lux Mediation | Oct 14, 2023 | Mediation
Mediation is commonly understood to have about an 80 per cent (four out of every five cases) success rate on the day of the mediation itself and often, if not resolved on the day, enables the dispute to be settled shortly thereafter, the mediation usually having...
by Lux Mediation | Sep 18, 2023 | Mediation
The overriding message is to listen rather than advocate. Advocate is what the lawyer does in litigation or arbitration – to present the client’s case in the best light. But in mediation it’s all about underlying interests. There is the apocryphal story of the orange...
by Lux Mediation | Jul 24, 2023 | Mediation
A dispute resolution clause that provides for mediation is enforceable in principle provided that the usual legal requirements of contract law are met. However, such a clause in practice can be undermined if it is not well-drafted, particularly if it is not adequately...
by Lux Mediation | Jun 19, 2023 | Mediation
There is no statutory requirement under UK domestic law to have any training, experience, professional accreditation or membership of a body in order to describe oneself as a ‘mediator’. However, in practice, unless a recognised course of training has been completed...
by Lux Mediation | Apr 11, 2023 | Mediation
The Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution’s 10th biennial audit, in conjunction with the Civil Mediation Council, makes for some interesting and positive reading for developments in the commercial mediation space since the last audit in 2020. The audit provides a...
by Lux Mediation | Feb 21, 2023 | Mediation
Given the substantial time, expense and uncertainty that parties can face in litigation, and the limit to the resources available to the courts for the conduct of litigation, mediation in particular, and other forms of ADR, are strongly encouraged by the courts. This...
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