What is Mediation?
Mediation is an effective means in settling disputes apart from litigation. The impartial and professionally trained mediator will assist all parties in undergoing negotiation and reaching a settlement that is acceptable to all parties. The mediator will also assist in drafting the "Mediated Settlement Agreement”.
What are the advantages of mediation?
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Frequently Asked Questions
How high is the success rate of mediation?
The rate of successful mediation depends upon the nature of the case and the sincerity of involving parties. Statistical data from different organizations worldwide have shown that the mediation success rate can be as high as 70-80%.
What do I need to prepare before mediation?
- Familiarize with the background of the case and the issues in dispute
- List out different acceptable settlement options in advance
- Seek legal and relevant professional advice beforehand, if necessary
- If an individual’s decisions are essential for resolving the dispute, that individual must be invited to participate in the whole mediation process.
Will mediators provide any legal advice?
Mediators are an impartial third-party who will not provide any legal or relevant professional advice, or impose any decision on any party.