Parties not settling their dispute? Here’s what a mediator can do next to ‘close’ the deal or prime the parties for a later settlement.

Doughty Street Chambers is delighted to announce that Aarif Abraham has been appoint

In DKH and Others v City Football Group Limited [2024] EWHC 3231 (Ch), heard in November 20204, the court made an order that the parties mediate. The ca...

Calm Mediation is proud to announce a new partnership with Protection Approaches, a charity working to change how we understand and respond to

Securing therapeutic justice through mediation: the challenge of medical treatment disputes

Summary Jim Melamed, co-founder of Mediate.com, reflects on the platform’s 30-year journey, highlighting its role in the mediation industry’s transition to online mediation. Jim emphasizes the dramati...

We are thrilled to announce that we have won the Innovation Award at the National Mediation Awards 2024. Huge congratulations also to our brilliant mediator

Community mediation schemes, like those operated by Calm Mediation across London, should be an integral part of the UK government's new neighbourhood policing plans.  They offer an effective and cost-...

Conflict is everywhere.  Conflict can be good - when the aim is to debate a way forward, and the means is constructive dialogue. Most conflict is harmfu...

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Conflict resolution in challenging times: new approaches to international peace-making

The focus of our discussion was the ripple effect of crime. We talked about how crime affects not just victims, but also offenders, their families, and the wider community. It’s easy to forget that th...

Find out more about the CJC’s working group on Procedure for Determining Mental Capacity in Civil Proceedings

Mediation is becoming an increasingly important tool in modern universities as a means of managing conflicts, improving the quality of the educational environment, and training specialists in various ...

New changes to the CPR mean that courts in England and Wales can now order parties to engage in alternative dispute resolution (“ADR”) where such an ord...