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Reaching settlement and helping you to move on with your business is at the heart of our commercial litigation team’s values.
When businesses face disputes, it can be an incredibly disruptive, stressful and reputationally damaging time. All parties involved want to resolve the dispute fairly, professionally and, importantly, cost-effectively.
Stephensons’ team of experts in mediation provides an accessible and knowledgeable means of finding commercial solutions that work. As early mediation and adjudication become increasingly more important, each plays a key role in keeping your litigation costs down and avoiding time-consuming trials.
Involved in, or anticipating, a business dispute? To speak to our team about our alternative dispute resolution services, call 01616 966 229 or use our quick and easy contact form.
Alternative dispute resolution enables you to discuss and settle disputes outside of court.
Whether conducted face-to-face or individually, our unbiased, qualified mediators will guide negotiations, ensuring that all parties continue to work towards a satisfactory and confidential conclusion, protecting you commercially and reputationally.
Civil Procedure Rules now require parties to access mediation prior to taking a claim of any nature to court; it’s quicker, cheaper and relieves both parties of the stress of pursuing a claim. Handled professionally, mediation is also highly effective; 80% of cases managed by Stephensons’ mediators are settled or settled shortly afterwards.
Our team of expert mediators will help you to maintain your relationships whilst working towards real solutions backed by technical expertise.
Our team conducts alternative dispute resolution services including:
Stephensons provide independent mediators for businesses involved in any nature of dispute.
Fully qualified and accredited, the team uses expert knowledge of multiple sectors and practice areas to guide parties towards commercially sensible solutions, maintaining confidentiality and controlling reputation and cost.
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