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The Association of Midlands Mediators
The most common form of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), involves the participation of a neutral Mediator to assist the parties in the dispute to negotiate a settlement. It is a voluntary process that helps the parties to reach a binding agreement more effectively than by direct negotiation or by litigation and with less costs, less disruption to management time and often with better solutions. Mediation cannot guarantee a settlement although the vast majority of disputes do settle either in the mediation or shortly afterwards. Contact the Association of Midlands Mediators by writing or telephoning the West Midlands office at 0121-210-7256 or the East Midlands office at 0115-936-9368. There are no appointment fees and an advice line gives impartial advice on how mediation works. The association will not contact the other party to the dispute but will discuss with one or both parties the mediation services available. No charge is made for this initial consultation. The Association will provide at no cost lists of mediators divided up into local groupings. Mediators are chosen by the parties and not by the Association The Association's mediators are drawn from a panel of experienced mediators who have successfully undertaken training through a training course organised and or approved by the Association. All the mediators offer a wide range of experience in all aspects of dispute resolution.The Big Peg
The Big Peg is a 100,00 sq. ft. seven storey building in the heart of Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter. Home to a bustling working community of some 200 small arts, media and jewellery enterprises as well as many voluntary and community organisations, the Big Peg offers well designed flexible work spaces for a variety of creative activities at affordable rates.
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