Our best mediation services london | UK 2023

 The full range of our commercial mediation services and civil mediation services London | UK 2023 includes:

​contractual mediation | corporate mediation | commercial debt mediation | business strategy and management ​mediation | costs mediation | insolvency mediation supplier mediation | partnership mediation | property mediation | community mediation | medical negligence mediation | ESG Commercial, environmental and social government | mergers and acquisitions | construction, property and land | professional negligence | negotiated settlements

Family Succession

Leadingmediator has a family succession mediation service to help family businesses passing one or more of the following issues with their: ​relationship failures, permanently broken connections, aggressive elevation, buyouts, planning the future of the business,  wealth race.

Neighbour Mediation services

Neighbor disputes  are becoming more and more commonplace across the UK. Whether you live in a residential tower block or own a semi-detached house, it's possible to be affected by the same issues. Resolving matters early is paramount to restoring the peace and our neighbor Mediator is ready to offer their expert skills.

Managed Moves Schools Mediation services

When conflicts arise in seminaries, restoring harmony can be delicate to achieve. Issues can arise between pupils, parents, educator, office staff, the head school teacher and board of governors. However, give use a call to see how our managed moves seminaries Mediator can help resolve your issue, If you're a headteacher and feel ready to try commodity outside of your own programs and procedures.

Landlord and Tenant mediation services

When dissensions happen between landlords and tenants it's imperative that matters get resolved quickly. However, it may be time to seek help from one of our landlord and tenant intercessors, If you find yourself in the situation where you have tried having a discussion and given deadlines and warnings to get the matter resolved.

Community Mediation Services

Community mediation is a process that involves the use of neutral, trained mediators to facilitate the resolution of conflicts and disputes within a community. This can include disputes between individuals, families, or groups, as well as conflicts related to issues such as land use, environmental concerns, and crime.

The goal of community mediation services is to provide a safe and neutral space where individuals can work together to find mutually acceptable solutions to their conflicts, rather than resorting to more adversarial and potentially harmful approaches such as litigation or violence. The process typically involves a series of meetings or sessions, during which the mediators help the parties identify and explore their underlying interests and needs, and work collaboratively to develop a solution that meets everyone's needs to the greatest extent possible.

Workplace Disputes

Our workplace mediation service for workplace disputes in London, meets the need of managers, HR professionals and solicitors. Some common workplace issues that Mediation Services London deal with include: ​harassment, interpersonal conflict,  bullying, communication problems, low motivation and job satisfaction, discrimination performance issues, grievance issues, disciplinary, tribunal hearings.

Mediation is a voluntary and confidential process that involves a neutral third party, called a mediator, to facilitate communication and negotiation between the parties involved in the dispute. The mediator helps the parties to identify the underlying issues, explore their interests, and develop mutually acceptable solutions.

Here are some steps to follow when mediating workplace disputes:

1. Identify the dispute: The first step is to identify the dispute and determine if mediation is appropriate. Mediation is suitable for disputes that involve ongoing relationships, such as those between colleagues, managers, or employees and employers.

2. Choose a mediator: Select a qualified mediator who is experienced in workplace mediation services and can remain impartial throughout the process.

3. Arrange for mediation: Schedule a mutually convenient time and place for the mediation session. Ensure that all parties are aware of the session's purpose, rules, and expectations.

4. Mediation session: The mediator will begin by setting out the ground rules for the mediation session, and then each party will have the opportunity to present their perspective on the dispute. The mediator will then work with the parties to identify their underlying interests, generate options, and facilitate the negotiation of a mutually acceptable solution.

5. Agreement: If the parties reach an agreement, the mediator will assist in drafting the terms of the agreement. Once the agreement is signed, it becomes legally binding.

6. Follow-up: After the mediation, it is essential to follow up with the parties to ensure that they are complying with the agreement and that any issues arising from the dispute are resolved.