The Legal System Does Not Always Resolve Conflict. Sometimes It Organises It
The recent High Court Practice Direction issued by the President of the High Court, Mr Justice David Barniville, represents a significant development in how mediation and alternative dispute resolution are now being positioned within Irish legal practice. On the surface, the Practice Direction focuses on procedural obligations under the Mediation Act 2017. It reminds solicitors […]
How Mediation Makes Agreements Legally Binding in Ireland
One of the biggest myths about mediation is that it leads to “soft” agreements that can’t be enforced. In Ireland, that couldn’t be further from the truth. The Process Mediation sessions lead to a full or partial agreement. The mediator drafts a Mediation Settlement Document. Parties can have their legal advisors review it. The agreement […]
Navigating Divorce: The Advantages of Choosing Mediation.
Introduction: Divorce can be one of the most challenging and emotionally charged experiences in life. The traditional adversarial approach to divorce litigation often exacerbates tensions and may lead to lengthy, costly court battles. However, an alternative method gaining popularity for its effectiveness and numerous benefits is mediation. In this blog, we’ll explore the advantages […]