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  • Created on: 02-05-18 16:52

1. what is mediation?

  • the parties resolve the dispute with the help of a neutral third party
  • an independant person decides for both parties
  • resolving a dispute between themselves, with or without solicitors
  • resolving a dispute with a more active neutral third parties
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2. what are the rest pf the disadvantages of mediation?

  • no guarantee and amounts are lower than awarded in court
  • parties can t maintain a relationship
  • it is expensive and time consuming
  • it always ends up in court

3. what is negotiation?

  • resolving a dispute with a more active neutral third parties
  • resolving a dispute between themselves, with or without solicitors
  • an independant person decides for both parties
  • the parties resolve the dispute with the help of a neutral third party

4. name advantages of negotiation

  • private, quick, and informal
  • cheap, open, and effective
  • long, cheap, and offers exchanged straight away
  • solicitors cant get involved

5. which disputes is mediation popular for?

  • just family law
  • complaints, property and contract
  • criminal cases
  • commercial, small claims, neighbour,divorce and family
  • employment and accidents

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