Part 3 of the guide to your first personal injury mediation discusses selecting an appropriate mediator and arranging a suitable venue.
Part 3 of the guide to your first personal injury mediation discusses selecting an appropriate mediator and arranging a suitable venue.

Any mention of the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company triggers in my mind the song The Loss of the Ellan Vannin but that’s because I’m an old folky. Like most things you can listen to it on YouTube. Snaefell, Tynwald, Ben My Chree Fourteen ships had sailed the sea Proudly bearing a Manx name…

Appeal: In Steele v The Home Office [2010] EWCA Civ 724 the Home Office appealed against an award of £66,400 made to a Category A prisoner for toothache suffered over a period of seven years as a result of the Prison Service’s failure to provide him with adequate dental health care. Result: Lady Justice Smith…
Part 2 of the guide to your first personal injury mediation looks at what cases are suitable for mediation. It gives some indicators that suggest a mediation might be a better option than a joint settlement meeting.
This 6 part series guides the reluctant personal injury litigator through the process of their first mediation. Covering matters such as timing, suitable cases, choosing a mediator and preparing for mediaiton.
Part 1 of the guide to your first personal injury mediation asks when is the right time to mediate. It is not about the proceedings – it’s about a positive answer to each of three simple questions.
A short outline of the steps needed to arrange a mediation.
Trust Mediation is a not-for-profit provider of specialist personal injury mediators.
The Government has published its ADR Pledge Report for 2008/09. It shows a number of personal injury cases have been successfully resolved through mediation and three of those are extracted here.
What are the costs of mediation? Who pays the mediation fees? And what happens if mediation fails?