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The Role of a Mediator in Commercial Disputes


Many people misunderstand the role of a mediator, imagining them as a judge who decides who is right or wrong. In reality, mediators don’t impose solutions. Instead, they guide discussions, encourage communication, and create the space for parties to reach an agreement themselves.


This is especially powerful in commercial disputes, where the cost of conflict can be measured not just in legal fees but also in lost opportunities, damaged reputations, and strained professional relationships. By using a mediator, businesses can resolve disputes while keeping control over the outcome—something court proceedings rarely allow.


At Legal And Mediation Solutions, our mediators specialise in civil and commercial disputes, helping parties move past conflict and back into productivity. Get in touch today to find out how we can help.

 
 
 

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