Judicial Mediation

A Judicial Mediation Hearing may be listed in your case to determine whether a settlement can be reached with the assistance of an Employment Judge. Judicial Mediation Hearings are held in private.

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Most Judicial Mediation Hearings are conducted via Cloud Video Platform.

Judicial Mediation Hearings are typically given a time estimate of a day.

Having an experienced barrister represent you at Judicial Mediation is crucially important, particularly in more complex cases. An experienced barrister can help you to assess the strengths and weaknesses of your case and its realistic financial value. In turn, this can help you to devise a solid negotiation strategy and hopefully achieve a good financial settlement of your case.

We are available to appear at Judicial Mediation Hearings.

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