Harvinder Singh Bhurji, LLB (Hons), QDR (M), MCIArb, MCMI, CTLLS

One of the UK's most experienced commercial and workplace mediators and mediation trainers. Mediating since 2002 across all sectors with over 2000 mediation's conducted. Here to help you resolve your dispute quickly, cost effectively and without stress. As well as to answer all your questions about mediation. Has mediated every single type of civil, commercial, employment, family, boundary, neighbour and workplace dispute. It is easier to say what he has not mediated, rather than what he has. A Fellow of the Civil Mediation Council. A Law graduate, a CEDR, Academy of Experts & ADR Group Accredited Commercial Mediator. A Qualified Dispute Resolver, on RICS Neighbour Dispute Panel, a UK Mediation Accredited Workplace & Community Mediator. A Qualified Manager through the Chartered Management Institute – Level 5. An associate Teacher and qualified Trainer, holding the Certificate in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector – Level 4. Since 2007 he has been on the global mediation training faculty of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. Who he has delivered mediation training for, in the UK and overseas, on numerous occasions. Between 2018 and 2020, he was the Head of Mediation Training for the ADR Group. The oldest (1989) mediation training provider in the UK.

Workplace Mediation v Employment Tribunal

Workplace Mediation vs Employment Tribunal: Full Comparison

Workplace Mediation vs Employment Tribunal: Which Route Is Right for You? When a workplace conflict escalates, employees and employers usually face three possible routes: workplace mediation, Acas early conciliation, and an Employment Tribunal claim. Each route resolves disputes differently, and the right choice depends on cost, timeline, confidentiality, and how much control you want over

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Probate Mediation Vs

Probate Mediation vs Contested Probate: The Complete Comparison

When a will, probate or inheritance dispute arises, families face a choice: resolve it through mediation or fight it out in the Probate Registry and the courts. This guide compares both routes on cost, timeline, confidentiality and outcome, so executors, beneficiaries and their advisers can weigh the real trade-offs before committing to either path. Probate

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Mediator In Birmingham

What to Look for When Hiring a Mediator in Birmingham

Most people searching for a mediator in Birmingham have already been through something difficult. A dispute has been running long enough that they want it resolved, and they have decided mediation is the route. The problem is that mediation in the UK is not a regulated profession. No licensing body controls who can call themselves

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Mediation In The UK

Mediation In The UK: A Practitioner’s Complete Guide

Mediation in the UK. What is it, it is a voluntary, confidential process in which an independent mediator helps two or more parties in a dispute reach an agreement they have chosen themselves. The Civil Mediation Council defines it as “a flexible process conducted confidentially in which a neutral person actively assists parties in working

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Online Mediation Has Replaced In Person Mediation

Online Mediation Has Replaced In Person Mediation?

Online mediation has increased more and more, generally because it is an even quicker more convenient way of settling disputes. However, has it replaced in person, physical, face to mediations? Will it one day be the standard format for mediation, whereby in person mediation will become a thing of the past? One would be hard

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Mediation Myths

Mediation Myths

What Mediation Cannot Do? Mediation myths. Mediation has become the default recommendation for almost every kind of dispute, special education needs disputes between parents and local authorities (SEND)  disputes, workplace grievances, neighbour arguments. Family problems over anything to include wills, inheritance, small business fallings out, divorce as well as civil and commercial claims ranging from

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