Mediation
Bristol
- Save thousands of pounds.
- No Court or Employment Tribunal.
- Our mediators cover all of Bristol.
- End your Bristol dispute within 4-8 hours.
- We can mediate for you within 14 days of contact.
- No more stress, worry & sleepless nights.
- Mediate from anywhere in Bristol or via Zoom.
- 100% Confidential & No Obligation
Bristol Mediation
Bristol Mediation is an area that we serve. Home to a host of attractions, such as M Shed, The Holburne Museum, The Georgian House Museum. Brandon Hill, National Trust - Leigh Woods, and the Arts Mansion. It is also home to several law firms, businesses and charities that we have had the honor of mediating for. As well as its surrounding areas, our mediators will travel to you. Although we cover the whole of Bristol.
Bristol Locals
Being local our Bristol mediators can be with you within days. Equally they provide online mediation via Zoom & telephone mediation services. They have been providing Bristol mediation services for several years in a cost effective and confidential manner.
Bristol Mediators
The bulk of our mediation's have been in Almondsbury, Ashton Vale, Avonmouth, Baptist Mills, Barrs Court, Bedminster, Bower Ashton, Canons Marsh, Chester Park, Cheswick, Clay Hill, Clifton, Downend, Easter Compton, Easton, Failand, Fishponds, Greenbank, Hambrook, Iron Acton, Kensington Park, Kingswood, Knowle, Lawrence Hill, Langotsfield, Newtown, Oldland Common, Pill, Redcliffe, Sea Mills, St Paul's, St Philip's Marsh, St Werburgh's, Thornbury, Upper Knowle, Victoria Park, Westbury Park and Yate.
Bristol Dispute Types
Covering every type of civil, commercial, workplace, employment, family & neighbour dispute, with a very high success rate. Save money on expensive legal, expert and court fees. Save time, stop wasting it on court and tribunal actions!
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Our Bristol Mediation Services Have Helped
This mediation concerned a professional negligence dispute against a firm of accountants. It was alleged that a business purchased by the claimant, was not worth the purchase price he paid.
That the defendants had missed crucial details in their advise to the claimant. Resulting in him paying £120,000 more for the business that he should have.
The defendants claimed they did advise him correctly, but he choose to ignore their advise.
The mediation was in person, took eight hours and settled.
This mediation involved a large construction of a school building. With several hundred thousand pounds at stake. Alleged delays and defects led to none payment of invoices of a substantial amount. The mediation was in person lasted eight hours and settled.
This mediation involved a dispute over a trademark infringement.
The claimant (C) owns a well-known trademark for a brand of organic skincare products. The defendant (D) launched a new line of skincare products with a similar name and logo that C believed was too close to their trademark, leading to consumer confusion.
C sent a cease-and-desist letter to D, alleging trademark infringement and demanding that D stop using the name and logo. D denied the allegations, arguing that their branding is sufficiently distinct and that no consumer confusion is likely.
C emphasized the potential harm to its brand, while D claimed its intent to create a distinct product line. A claim for £750,000 was brought. After a whole day of intense negotiations the dispute settled at mediation.
This mediation involved a dispute between former business partners, with an element of employment law. The value involved was less than £10,000. The mediation took three hours, was in person and settled. Read the testimonial from the company here.
This dispute was actually a Med-Arb. Med Arb is where a mediator, who is actually also an arbitrator manages the process. Typically a formal mediation will take place. If an agreement cannot be reached, then the mediator changes his role from mediator to arbitrator, and decides what the outcome should be.
This dispute was over the non-payment of invoices and the on-going contract. The Claimant asserted that it had performed the services required in accordance with the proposals, and that the respondent should pay the outstanding balances due on the invoices raised, together with compensation for premature termination of the contracts.
The Claimant asserted that the SEO contract was for a term of thirty months, from September 2009, with charges commencing from January 2010, and that the Respondent terminated it after less than twelve months.
The Claimant also asserted that the PPC contract was amended on 3 June 2010 to run for twelve months but subject to six months notice. At the same time, the charge was reduced to 10% from the Claimant’s standard initial charge of 15%.
A total of £26,700 was being claimed. The Med-Arb was concluded within a day, and an award was issued and finalised, leading the parties to a settlement.
This mediation involved a sub contractor dispute over the supply of materials. Resulting in a claim for £22,000. The mediation was in person, lasted four hours and settled.
