We need to appreciate that there is a vital and invaluable ingredient for mediation. This is one not brought about by the mediator(s), but by all parties to the mediation (most notably the disputants) …. and that is the crucial ingredient of ‘good faith’....

The UK Government's 'Independent Football Regulator' (IFR) is missing out on an opportunity to employ mediation to resolve what is in essence a ‘dispute’ (although it may be presented by some as a negotiation). A renegotiation of the deal between the Premier League EFL, has been reported as there being...

One of the main reasons for this is that the benefits of mediation are easy to identify and in essence can be applied to most disputes (whether in the sports industry or elsewhere). However, as I highlighted in the preceding articles, it requires both the parties in any dispute, and...

Just one such area where there seems to be more resistance than usual from some, is the sports industry, where I focus most of my efforts in dispute resolution as a professional mediator. And seemingly little has changed in 10 years, even though the fields of sports law and mediation...

One of the biggest frustrations of almost anyone in the mediation profession is the huge misunderstanding as to what mediation is amongst the broader community, let alone how the process works, the role of a mediator and the benefits of mediation. This misunderstanding is somewhat understandable to the general public;...

Football Agent Disputes Ready to Go from Busy to Overdrive - when those involved in football agent related disputes start to realise that there are alternatives to resolve disputes that save time, save money, puts them in control, and also undertake such processes confidentially ………… they will ‘wake up’ to...

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