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Turning a deaf ear to howls of protest from the mediation profession, The Law Society voted to abolish its ADR Committee at a Council meeting on 12 November. The decision itself has caused outrage in the mediation community, exacerbated by the ungracious and discourteous manner of its execution. |
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 In possibly the most radical transformation of the marketplace of the last decade, leading provider In Place of Strife (IPOS) is to abandon its panel structure and re-launch as a set of mediation chambers. Functioning as a chambers from late November, IPOS will comprise a smaller, more close-knit team of 13 members.
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 Mediators who are serious about transparency may now distinguish themselves in the marketplace with the Transparent Mediator kitemark, available through The Mediator Directory.
According to site owner Matthew Rushton, 'The mark represents an absolute standard of transparency which users are keen to see mediators adopt.' |
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 London's first mediators' breakfast club is due to be launched at a Fleet Street tavern on 11 November. Leading mediators Michael Cover and David Richbell are behind the plan to bring mediators at all levels together in informal surroundings to talk, network, and share experiences in a non-competitive atmosphere. |
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The International Mediation Institute concluded a six-month consultation and made public details of its 'global mediator competency certification standards' in July 2008. The scheme is the product of the Independent Standards Commission which comprises leading figures representing users, mediators, providers, trainers and adjudicators, and aims to be operational by January 2009. |
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