Business Law
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What is mediation?
When two people, or parties are in disagreement over something, mediation is a helpful tool to settle the dispute. Another term for mediation is arbitration. Rather than a formal lawsuit, or involving the justice system, mediation offers a cheaper alternative that resolves the issue. Mediation works when two people or parties present their sides to an unbiased mediator or arbitrator. A mediator will then hear all the information, come up with a solution, or settle the dispute. What the mediator has determined, the two people or parties need to respect, and honor.
Why may mediation be helpful for businesses?
When two employees disagree, mediation can greatly assist in resolving it. To create a healthy work culture, disputes need to be addressed and worked through. If employees never bring up their disagreements, the problems fester and can create a hostile environment for all the workers. When disputes are brought to the surface, and mediated with respect for one another, businesses can thrive, and grow in unity.
Does the size of the cooperation affect mediation?
Yes, the size of a business may determine the type of mediator needed. A small organization may need the help of an outside mediator who does not work for the company. Larger-sized corporations may have a staff mediator for situations that arise within the company. Wherever the mediator is from, they should remain unbiased, and respected by all parties involved.
Before mediation begins, the parties should decide whether or not the mediation will be legally binding. Consulting a lawyer can be incredibly helpful in deciding whether or not legally binding mediation is beneficial for the company’s specific situation.
When thinking about mediation, who should businesses contact?
Those with questions regarding mediation in their businesses should contact experienced lawyers according to our friends at Brown Kiely LLP. Not only do lawyers assist their clients with mediation, but can also provide legal representation and help with business acquisitions, and strategic acquisitions as well. Attorneys who specialize in business law understand how important planning for the future can be. Cultivating a healthy work environment is crucial to future potential growth. Businesses should be actively looking for future leaders within the organization, and tracking their growth. If leaders are not cultivated within the business, the future of the company may suffer. Instilling opportunities for growth and leadership is important when bringing up new leaders. If emerging leaders never have an opportunity for more responsibility and leadership, they may not be ready for the job when it comes. Passing on the business’s core values is crucial for maintaining the company’s vision for the future. A business lawyer can help their clients effectively implement these helpful practices for the company’s health, and future growth. Contact a lawyer today, and start your journey toward optimum business health.
