Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) that is facilitated by a neutral third party. Mediation can be a very cost-effective way of handling a dispute that might otherwise need to be decided through more expensive court proceedings. Acting as a facilitator, a mediator helps clarify issues, identifies differences and negotiates a resolution that works for all parties. A mediator doesn't provide legal advice or recommend the terms of an agreement. Instead, a mediator assists those in conflict to reach an agreement.
Employment Mediation Services
Our Team
Elizabeth Traynor
Lawyers Across Our Firm
With over 80 lawyers who focus on diverse areas of the law, we can help you. Start here.
Find a LawyerI want to thank Andrea [Cooley] so much for all her care, concern, work, expertise and wisdom that she gave over the last few months. A separation is something I did not really want to go through, but with Andrea's help I am thankful that I was able to get it all figured out and finished up. I am very happy that it is done, and I can move forward. - L.D.
I highly recommend Leanne Kuchynski at Siskinds Law Firm in London, Ontario for matters related to wills and estates. Leanne has been a pleasure to work with from the beginning to the end of the process. She advised us on how to proceed and kept in close touch even though we do not live in the area. Thanks to Leanne we obtained a fair settlement. She is a credit to the legal profession. - P.P.
We want to thank Elena Ashford and Angela Belair at Siskinds LLP who helped us with our immigration. They were very professional and attentive to details with our case. Elena and Angela replied to our concerns in a timely manner. We can recommend them as a great immigration lawyers. - V.O.