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Stepping Over The Boundary

Stepping Over The Boundary

A couple of weeks ago I found myself deep in the Cotswolds. Two middle-aged neighbouring couples on a very pleasant estate of modernish detached houses had fallen out over the exact position of the legal boundary. There were the usual allegations of an encroaching...
The case for mediation

The case for mediation

I mediated a dispute a few weeks ago between a building owner and a building contractor. The contractor was a medium-sized company which had a reputation for carrying out high quality work. Not the cheapest but they always had satisfied customers. Indeed, that is why...
Why choose mediation?

Why choose mediation?

This is the first of what we intend to be a regular offering of problem solving scenarios from our panel of mediators. When I first started out as a full time mediator in 1995, my previous career as a Chartered Surveyor stood me in good stead to help people find ways...