Sentences with phrase «by mediation»

Again, in relation to service charge, there is an agreement by the parties to resolve any dispute by mediation in accordance with the Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution.

When disputes can't be resolved by mediation, the matter may need to go to a court for a judge to make decisions.

Consider divorce by mediation and avoid the lengthy and costly litigation process!

A settlement can be achieved in a number of ways, such as simple negotiation between attorneys and / or clients; litigation followed by mediation; or mediation alone.

In some cases, the client's needs may be served by mediation, collaborative law, arbitration, or other methods of alternative dispute resolution.

Even if your mediation is unsuccessful and you wish to engage in litigation, communication and work products produced by your mediation are not subject to disclosure.

Similarly, any resolution suggested by the mediation officer that is not accepted can not be introduced in a later arbitration.

We may advise the client to accept the claim that has been raised and to avoid the trial or to solve the matter in another way, perhaps by mediation.

Many now accept that in the not too distant future, the majority of civil and family cases will be potentially solved by mediation or where applicable arbitration.

Even in cases where mediation does not end in settlement, the greater understanding created by the mediation process, may eventually result in a satisfactory settlement offer in the months that follow.

We have considerable experience of the resolution of claims by mediation or arbitration.

The neutrality and safety provided by the mediation session may make it possible for you to negotiate decisions that would have been impossible to arrive at by yourselves.

If individual stocks or mutual funds are associated with your divorce, whether by mediation or litigation, don't panic because of the recent market volatility.

All of our team are trained mediation advocates with many years of experience in settling disputes by mediation.

The contract stated that any dispute would be resolved by mediation or arbitration.

Learn more about the cost of divorce and how divorce by mediation can help in your case.

At all events we see clearly that it is not by their mediation that God is going to act.

If this provision is included in the final Bill, it will provide useful guidance to complainants and respondents on how the Pensions Ombudsman might adjudicate in any given case and could lead to more cases being dealt with by mediation instead of formal adjudication.

Mediation Conferences are organized annually by the Department of Justice to educate the general public of the advantages in resolving disputes by mediation in appropriate cases.

He has been named as a Professional Mediator recognized by the Mediation Association of Colorado, and was a member of both the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals and Colorado Collaborative Divorce Professionals.

He is a Professional Mediator recognized by the Mediation Association of Colorado, a Patron of the Colorado Bar Association (and a member of its Family Law and ADR Sections), a member of the Institute of Divorce Financial Analysts, a member of the Financial Divorce Association, and a founding member of the Academy of Professional Family Mediators.

You specialise in dispute resolution by mediation and arbitration; how do you approach insolvency matters with these methods?

Consider the following passage: «The organic philosophy does not hold that the «particular existents» are prehended apart from universals; on the contrary, it holds that they are prehended by the mediation of universals» (PR 152/230).

«This will preserve society» can not lead to «do this» except by mediation of «society ought to be preserved.»

Meszaros says that future development «must be extracted by the mediation of the Christian believer who is in touch with the divine realities transmitted by the doctrinal tradition and sacramental life of the Church... with ambiguity and struggle.»

With the party still split over how to resolve the dispute, Steel challenged Nick Clegg to change course and agree to settle the row by mediation, rather than subjecting Rennard to further investigation that could lead to his expulsion.

The images, staggered throughout the space in the manner of theatrical props, present themselves as potential police mug shots, closed - circuit camera stills or anonymous faces in the crowd, albeit magnified in scale and distorted by their mediation through surveillance technology.

We are trapped by signifiers, by knowledge that comes to us abstracted by its mediation.

If the parties can get a better result by mediation, even structured and yes, even mandatory at an early stage, then the system serves them better than making them fight through to a trial or to the courtroom door.

Stu's concept made waves in the family law community as it recognized that the resolution of difficult family law problems was usually multidisciplinary, explicitly rejected the destructive nature of adversarial dispute resolution and filled in many of the methodological gaps left by mediation.

Those grounds include if the subject matter of the dispute is not capable of settlement by mediation under the domestic law of the Contracting State, or if granting relief under the agreement would be incompatible with the public policy of the Contracting State.

This is usually achieved by mediation or another method of ADR [Alternative Dispute Resolution].

It was inspired by mediation in Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States.

Mediation Techniques, an e-book issued by the Mediation Techniques Subcommittee of the International Bar Association

In a recent letter to The Advocates Journal, the well - known litigator David W. Scott notes that the replacement of the trial by mediation and arbitration has been fueled (in a significant way) by the high cost of litigation.

Two sources provide the framework for defining behaviour by the mediator: (1) Professionalism — voluntary standards set by various organizations within the profession, and the mediation process (often set by the mediation agreement); and, (2) Ethics — the moral compass of the mediator.

Speaking of Mr Susskind, however — is the disruption that dispute resolution is going online, or that it is being done by mediation etc?

Having been influenced early on in her legal career by the mediation training she received over 30 years ago, Marla gave up court as an option well before the advent of Collaboration as a formal process.

Valuation of the divorcing family member's share in the business can be addressed by mediation, using the reports and assessments of valuation experts and appraisers.

Accredited by the Mediation Training and Consultation Institute in divorce / family mediation

Claimants will not therefore suffer any prejudice by attempting to initially resolve a dispute by mediation before resorting to court action.

Both parents HAVE to agree to abide by the Mediation guidelines, and the access assigned by the Mediator.