by Lux Mediation | Feb 23, 2026 | Mediation
When a dispute arises, choosing the right mediator can feel like a mystery. Is someone simply “picked”? Are mediators appointed by a court? Can parties choose their own? The short answer: there’s no single route. How a mediator is appointed depends on the type of...
by Lux Mediation | Jan 17, 2026 | Mediation
Are They Required, and What Do They Usually Contain? Mediation has become an increasingly important part of dispute resolution in England and Wales, encouraged both by the courts and by pre-action protocols. A common practical question for parties and mediators alike...
by Lux Mediation | Dec 1, 2025 | Mediation
Mediation is designed to provide parties with a confidential, efficient, and voluntary route to resolving disputes. When successful, it results in a settlement agreement that is contractually binding and may now be internationally enforceable courtesy of the Singapore...
by Lux Mediation | Oct 15, 2025 | Mediation
Introduction In the landscape of commercial dispute resolution, mediation has become an increasingly popular alternative to traditional litigation. Once viewed as a supplementary process, mediation is now recognised as a powerful tool for resolving commercial...
by Lux Mediation | Sep 19, 2025 | Mediation
Are There Rules Governing the Mediation Procedure? If Not, What Is the Typical Procedure Before and During the Hearing? In England, commercial mediation is widely recognised as a flexible and efficient alternative to litigation or arbitration. Unlike adjudicative...
by Lux Mediation | May 16, 2025 | Mediation
Legal Representation and the Use of Witnesses in Commercial Mediation In the context of commercial mediation in England, parties often seek clarity on whether legal counsel should attend and whether the use of fact or expert witnesses is appropriate. These...
