Services
Commercial Mediation
Confidential mediation for commercial disputes. Independent mediators helping participants explore constructive resolution.
Commercial Dispute Mediation
Commercial mediation provides a structured and confidential environment for businesses, professionals and organisations to explore resolution of disputes as an alternative to commencing or continuing costly litigation and allows for tailor made solutions that might be unavailable in more formal proceedings.
Mediation Chambers provides independent mediators with professional experience in commercial environments. This means the mediator brings relevant understanding to the context and nature of commercial disagreements.
Based in London, working across the UK and internationally, in person and remotely.
The Mediation Process
Commercial mediation typically follows a structured approach:
- Initial consultation
- Preparation
- Opening session
- Private and open discussions
- Exploration of resolution
Confidential
All discussions during commercial mediation are confidential and without prejudice. No notes are retained by the mediator.
Examples of Commercial Disputes
Contract Disputes
Disputes arising from commercial contracts, service agreements or supply arrangements.
Partnership Disputes
Disputes between business partners about the operation, direction or dissolution of a business partnership.
Shareholder Disputes
Disputes between shareholders regarding the management or direction of a company.
Professional Disputes
Disputes involving professional service relationships and obligations.
Why Mediation
Confidential
All discussions take place on a without prejudice basis. What is said in mediation cannot be used in subsequent proceedings.
Efficient
Mediation is usually significantly less expensive and time-consuming than litigation or other formal processes.
Constructive
The process is designed to facilitate productive dialogue and explore options for resolution.
Preserves Relationships
Mediation can help participants explore resolution in a way that preserves and can enhance existing relationships.
Further reading: Why Governments and Businesses Should Invest More in Mediation.
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This is typically a brief conversation to explain the mediation process and understand whether Mediation Chambers may be appropriate for your situation.
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