Mediation of Austin Business Disputes
Business Owners Benefit From Offering Mediation
Confidentially resolve disputes between businesses and/or business owners
Reduce workplace tensions
Unify a team
Bring clarity to the beginning, or end, of partnerships, employment, or other relationships
Avoid The Costs and Stress of Litigation
Many legal disputes can be resolved without the trauma of litigation in a facilitated process of listening, responding, and finding compromise.
Business Leaders Benefit From “Clearing the Air”
As a leader, you owe it to your team to consider facilitative mediation as a confidential and efficient way to smooth out the tensions holding back your team.
Mediation of Legal or Non-legal Disputes
Facilitative mediation can help resolve even informal conflicts, in any community.
Virtual Mediations Available
Mediation services are also available remotely. Contact us today to inquire.
The Process of “Facilitative Mediation” For Business Law Disputes
Understanding interests creates true freedom to negotiate positions…here’s how:
01. EXPRESSING
Uninterrupted statements. The opportunity to be heard.
02. LISTENING
Facilitation of a two-way exchange. The opportunity to be understood.
03. CLARIFYING
Mediator helps to clarify interests. The opportunity to ask questions.
04. BRAINSTORMING
Working together to propose solutions. The opportunity to be creative.
05. EVALUATING
Evaluation of options w/objective criteria. The opportunity to respectfully challenge.
06. NEGOTIATING
Mediator led discussion of viable options. The opportunity to reach compromise.
07. RESOLVING
Documentation of the agreement. The opportunity to leave resolved.
Listen to Shiloh’s Interview With Mediation Professor Walter Wright About Resolving Business Law Disputes:
Confidential mediation services are provided only to parties who are not current or former legal clients.
This website advertises professional legal services and is not intended to provide legal advice or provide advice on how you should choose to resolve a specific problem or dispute; we will not have an attorney-client relationship, and will not take any action on your behalf until we have established a contractual relationship through a signed attorney engagement agreement. Every matter is unique, results cannot be guaranteed, and past performance does not predict future outcomes.