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Expert in Dispute Resolution

Mark Rothman specialises in resolving disputes by providing bespoke mediation services.

Helping you find solutions.

Mediation is a proven effect method for resolving disputes. Mark Rothman’s goal is to help people and businesses solve a legal problem without the time, cost and stress of going to Court.

Our services:

Mark Rothman can offer Mediation services for individuals, families or businesses that are facing a dispute over civil or commercial matters, will disputes or employment disputes.

  • Civil & Commercial

    Helping individuals and businesses resolve money claims, contract disputes, professional negligence and property disputes

  • Wills

    Helping families, beneficiaries and Executors resolve disputes over wills and inheritance including issues of undue influence, invalid wills, duress and lack of provision (‘TOLATA’ or Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996.)

  • Employment

    Helping Employees and Employers resolve disputes between colleagues and between the employee and the employer.

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How is mediation different from court proceedings?

Mediation provides a forum for all parties involved in a dispute to try to reach a solution on their terms. At a Court Trial a Judge can only apply the law to give very specific outcomes, ordinarily resulting in a winner and a loser.

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Is mediation right for me?

The Mediation process allows you to try to resolve a dispute on your terms without the need to go to trial.

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