It elaborates on Court mediators' shared values and the key principles governing how mediation should be conducted in the State Courts. Preliminary meeting The lawyers usually brief the mediator on the facts of the dispute and the issues to be discussed during the mediation session.
You and the other party need not be present in the mediation chamber during this time. Joint meeting with all parties and lawyers present The mediator will introduce you and the other party to the mediation process. Each of you will have the chance to speak about the dispute, and the mediator will facilitate a discussion on the issues.
Separate meetings If necessary, the mediator will hold separate meetings with either you or the other party, together with your respective lawyers. This is a time to discuss further matters and concerns with the mediator, and to explore possible solution. What you have shared with the mediator will not be disclosed to the other party unless you allow the mediator to do so. There may be several of such meetings, depending on the circumstances of each dispute.
Conclusion of mediation Once you and the other party have reached an agreement, everyone will meet the mediator together with your lawyers to review and confirm the terms of your settlement. These terms will be recorded before a Judge. Will the information that I provide be kept confidential? All information will be kept strictly confidential and will not be revealed in court in the event that no settlement is reached after mediation.
The mediator may also call for a private meeting where he or she will speak to each party separately. Confidential information revealed during such private meetings will not be revealed to the other party. How many mediation sessions will there be? In general, there should not be more than three sessions. Participants parties. Support people. Interpreters as required. Who won't usually be in mediation? Mediators are professionals trained to help people resolve their disputes. They run the mediation process.
Unlike a judge in court, mediators cannot make a decision about the outcome of the dispute, or who is right or wrong. Mediators help people identify issues, develop options, consider alternatives and ideally reach their own solution. Guide you and the other party through discussions about your concerns and issues to see if there are any solutions that may be acceptable to both of you.
Create an environment where everyone has a chance to be heard equally, ensuring that discussions do not get out of control. It is best if all the people who are involved in the dispute attend the mediation. If this is not possible, it may be possible to send a representative, although this is not recommended. It is important that any representative is familiar with the dispute and has authority to make decisions on behalf of the others on the spot. In some circumstances, a support person may attend with one or more of the people involved in the dispute.
The defendant is rarely required to attend mediation. However, sometimes the mediator might want to evaluate the defendant or ask certain questions pertaining to the accident. In a personal injury case, usually an insurance company will be paying the claim. The lawyer of the insurance company will be present at the mediation and will keep contact with the insurance company by phone. This lawyer will be mainly negotiating an amount and trying to settle the case. He is really powerful..
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