Mediation

Mediation is a dispute resolution process where those involved - the mediator and the parties to a dispute - meet in a a confidential, comfortable setting to explore interests important to everyone. The parties are welcome to bring lawyers to the table. Read more.

The mediator is a neutral facilitator. The mediator does not define or make a final decision for the parties, but helps them negotiate a creative outcome that meets the needs of everyone involved. 

Unlike the court process, where one party wins and the other loses, mediation can offer a result that can meet the interests of all the parties. It also allows for a faster and therefore, inexpensive resolution of a conflict.

People who have chosen mediation to resolve their dispute usually find the process to be more efficient and less adversarial than litigation.

Ron has mediated a wide range of disputes including:

• personal injury
• family
• wills, estates and trusts
• municipal expropriations
• employment law
• employer relations
• church related disputes
• community association disputes

To learn more about mediation, please click here.