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In the UK, an average civil case lasts around 52 weeks, whilst high legal fees cost out most private individuals and small businesses.
Professionals from a variety of fields such as law, HR, construction and healthcare are consistently coming across mediation as an effective method of conflict resolution.
So, you have just completed a training programme and gained mediation certification, but are uncertain what your next move should be.
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The saying that small businesses form the backbone of the UK economy may sound hackneyed to some, but it is hard to argue against proven statistics.
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