Alternative Dispute Resolution Mediation

What is Alternative Dispute Resolution?

Alternative Dispute Resolution or ADR refers to processes, other than judicial determination, in which an impartial person assists those in a dispute to resolve the issues between them. ADR can also be used to mean ‘assisted’ or ‘appropriate’ dispute resolution. Sometimes it is used to include approaches that enable parties to prevent or manage their own disputes without outside assistance.

Intake Assessment with each party

Pre-mediation assessment/Intake session prior to mediation (up to 1 hour for each party, conducted separately)

Pre mediation/intake session to determine if mediation is appropriate.
Gathering of information and identifying issues in preparation for mediation.
Case management, phone calls and all correspondence.

For costings please see Fees Page

Full Day ADR Mediation

What's covered:

Up to 5 hours of General Mediation.
Additional hours can be booked on request at extra fee per hour.
No travel costs if mediation is conducted via Zoom.
No venue fee when conducted via Zoom.
If face-to-face required, a venue free hire fee will be charged separately.
Detailed written record of agreement reached and distributed to parties involved.

Half Day ADR Mediation

What's covered:

Up to 3 hours of General Mediation.
No travel costs if mediation is conducted via Zoom.
No venue fee when conducted via Zoom.
If face-to-face required, a venue free hire fee will be charged separately.
Detailed written record of agreement reached and distributed to parties involved.