DISPUTE MANAGEMENT

Mediation is an alternative form for dispute resolution which is why it is commonly referred to as ADR. Mediation is a process facilitated by a mediator where two parties resolve their disputes by mutual agreement outside court.Mediation is confidential, impartial, self-motivated, and a recognised form of outside court settlement, which can still be done while there is a court case pending and is on stay. Businesses, Families and Communities prefer and recommend mediation to resolve their disputes outside Courts.The mediator is an impartial expert facilitating the mediation between the mediating parties and does not force one or the other outcome on any of the parties. If any of the parties in dispute agree or require the mediator to give an evaluative approach to the mediation, the Mediator in question will analyse the issues and reality test them without giving any legal prescriptive advice. The mediator is not your solicitor or legal representative and does not give you any legal advice. Mediation saves time, money, and valuable resources which you can invest productively in other aspects of life like business, family, friends, recreation to mention but few. Mediation has a structure that ordinary negotiation lacks. The process is confidential and recognised by the law as a form of dispute resolution. Mediation can be used to resolve disputes of any magnitude. The mediators on the Radanks panel are highly qualified and experienced in their respective fields. We have some of the finest mediators on our team , who would handle your dispute with utmost professionalism. We offer mediation in all of the United kingdom, Europe, South Asia and many other parts of the world. Disputants may mediate disputes in a variety of civil, commercial, legal, workplace, peer, community, diplomatic and family matters.

*Mediations provided by Radanks Ltd. UK are not limited to the types of disputes and locations listed above.

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WHAT IS MEDIATION

1. Mediation is a process facilitated by a mediator where two parties resolve their disputes by mutual agreement outside court.

2. Mediation is confidential, impartial, self-motivated, and outside court settlement, which can still be done while there is a court case pending and is on stay.

3. Increasingly Court, Businesses, Families and Communities prefer and recommend mediation to resolve their disputes outside Courts.

4. The mediator is impartial expert facilitating the mediation between the mediating parties and does not force one or the other outcome on any of the parties.

5. The mediator is not your solicitor or legal representative and does not give you legal advice.

6. Mediation saves time, money, and valuable resources which you can invest productively in other aspects of life like business, family, friends, recreation to mention but few.

WHAT DO YOU DO ON THE DAY OF MEDIATION

On day of mediation, you will arrive in time for the mediation session to start right at booked time. You may prefer to come 10 – 15 minutes earlier.
You and your accomplice will bring photo ID to be a part of mediation process.
The mediator will arrive 15 minutes before start time
There will be one separate room for each party and a room for mediator
One main decision maker from each side must come, and can be accompanied by max two people, of which one can be their legal assist (solicitor etc.) as per their wish, but not mandatory from our point of view.
The mediator will introduce, give you welcome pack and explains the process of mediation for rest of the day before starting mediation.
Mediator will talk separately to each party alternating during the mediation session
Mediator spends roughly equal time with both parties but may have to spend unequally if felt necessary for the process of mediation and outcome.
Mediation is confidential and one-party talks will not be disclosed to another without explicit permission by the said party.

CLIENTS FACING MEDIATION

We want to make sure that working with Radanks Ltd is an easy and stress-free process for our clients. Going to the lawyers can be a daunting experience for some and we want people to feel comfortable when working with our mediators, legal professionals etc.
Our team believes in open communication and therefore we are offering a complete guide on how the process of working with Radanks works.

Key terms

You mean client who is seeking legal advice, mediation or help. Professional means Mediator, Lawyer, Advocate, Barrister, legal aid, Clerk, Law firm, Group of legal professionals etc
We and Us means Radanks International Legal Tourism (RILT), a subdivision of Radanks Limited, a UK based company registered in UK, Head Quarter London

1. You contact us asking for mediation

2. We take details, provide quote and mediator for you to agree.

3. You and all parties agree and, pay fee and charges.

4. When all parties involved agree for mediation, we arrange, book mediation and inform you.

5. By asking for mediation and further paying the mediation fee, you agree to have seen, read and agreed to all information, mediation policy, and T&Cs; on our website referred to you if any.

6. We have kept mediation process simple and easily accessible by all. Please contact if any further clarification and information required

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DISPUTE MANAGEMENT

WHAT IS MEDIATION

WHAT DO YOU DO ON THE DAY OF MEDIATION

CLIENTS FACING MEDIATION

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