Here to help to resolve matters quickly & smoothly
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A flexible approach to resolving disputes
Mediation is flexible – it does not rely on normal court remedies. This opens up solutions which would otherwise not be available to the court, but which suit the situation, and which may help the parties to reach a settlement.
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Helping parties come to a mutually acceptable compromise
A mediation normally takes place over one day and it tends to involve both parties meeting with an independent mediator who will try to facilitate a settlement agreeable to both (that’s us). Acting as your accredited mediators, rather than as your solicitors, we are trained to work independently in helping parties come to a mutually acceptable compromise.
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Trained to deal with complex issues
Our mediators are trained to deal with complex issues and will apply the principles learned from their experience both as mediators and solicitors. We can help with civil disputes or commercial disputes of any size – all we need is a simple agreement between the participants to allow us to mediate. Our Regency offices in central Cheltenham can be hired to host a mediation.
OUR LITIGATION & DISPUTE RESOLUTION SERVICES
A powerful and capable partner for a wide range of disputes
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