Though mediation is intended to provide a neutral, fair environment for the resolution of disputes, it often does not begin as a level playing field. One party may hold a significant advantage in terms of finances, legal advice or more personal factors. Is it the job of a competent mediator to address this imbalance?
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CMP Resolution Blog by Lesley Allport and Katherine Graham.I’ve always been intrigued about what it’s like to be someone else. We’re so isolated in our own thoughts and feelings, we...
By Katherine GrahamThis is an audioblog entitled Business Marketing for Mediators with Susan Diehl. During the Webinar we will: Highlight the important relationship between focused and clear business values and purpose and...
By Jeff ThompsonImportant case on “screening” in family mediation-arbitration A recent Ontario S.C.J. decision illustrates the need for clearer regulation of “screening for power imbalances and domestic violence”, a mandatory component of...
By Hilary Linton
