MEDIATION- why and when

Why Mediation

  • Because in mediation we focus on finding future high- quality solutions to past problems.
  • Because court is not the ideal platform to build or solve business or relationship issues.
  • Because as a result of my vast experience, more than 90% of mediated disputes, result in a settlement.
  • Because in mediation we address the full-scope of the problem, in quick and amicable method, saving time, energy and money instead of spending on long legal proceedings.
  • Because in mediation, creative results are commonly used as solutions are not only limited to the legal remedies.
  • Because the parties take an active role in the mediation and as the process is voluntary the parties are responsible for the process and for the final agreement.
  • Because solving the case to the satisfaction of the parties is possible via a substantial team effort of parities and the representing lawyers, guided by an experienced and professional mediator.
  • Because mediation is a confidential process.

When to mediate?

Mediation can be used at any stage of a dispute. In many cases the rule of thumb is "the sooner is the better".

Initiating mediation at early stages of the conflict, way before the claims are transformed into official legal papers may be very effective, in many business and personal challenging circumstances. Mediation in very early stages may functions as a dispute prevention mechanism during the course of negotiation.

In such cases parties prevent unnecessary deterioration and avoid incurring tremendous costs on legal proceedings.

Mediation can also be used at any time during the legal proceedings even after many years of litigation or during appeal sessions in the high court of appeal  or in rare cases even after a judgment.

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Mediation can be used at any stage of a dispute. In many cases the rule of thumb is "the sooner is the better".

Initiating mediation at early stages of the conflict, way before the claims are transformed into official legal papers may be very effective, in many business and personal challenging circumstances. Mediation in very early stages may functions as a dispute prevention mechanism during the course of negotiation.

In such cases parties prevent unnecessary deterioration and avoid incurring tremendous costs on legal proceedings.

Mediation can also be used at any time during the legal proceedings even after many years of litigation or during appeal sessions in the high court of appeal  or in rare cases even after a judgment.