Mediation is a great cost-effective option that allows parties to make the final decision.
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Professional mediation is a solution that allows parties to reach a final decision. We specialize in mediation and conflict resolution and help clients with a wide range of disputes. Contact Stoute Communications today for professional mediation solutions in Chicago, IL.
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Our Competitive Differentiation:
Unlike our competitors, Stoute Communications offers a unique non-attorney perspective that make clients feel at ease during the mediation process. Keisha Stoute, brings a wealth of expertise to the table from court experience, conducting private mediation and resolving high level conflict for corporate clients. Ms. Stoute's counseling background plays a role in her ability to guide parties to creative solutions with results. She also has experience in handling a wide range of diversity concerns in the resolution process.
Mediation Experience Include:
- Diversity, equity and inclusion complaints
- Corporate and workplace issues
- Business disputes
- Management and employee conflict
- Executive disputes
- Employee on employee conflict
- Business and contract disputes
- Organizational conflict
- Dissolution of business and partnerships
- Board member disputes
- Complex disputes
- Hospital, healthcare and insurance cases
How to prepare for a mediation:
- Try to remember all the facts pertaining to the case. Keep a paper trail.
- Gather all documents and any evidence to support your case.
- Mediation can run long so allocate enough time that includes parking and taking care of outside responsibilities.
- Determine what you want from the mediation and areas that are negotiable.
What to expect during the mediation Chicago process:
The goal is for both parties to come to a mutual agreement. Participants retain decision making power and the likelihood of success is greater when the participants feel involved in the process and can agree to something that they can both achieve.
The role of the mediator:
The mediator is neutral and does not have an interest in the dispute. Understand that the purpose of mediation is to try to come to a mutual and satisfactory agreement. The role of the mediator is to facilitate discussions that ultimately get parties on the same page for resolution.
Once an agreement has been reached the mediator will prepare a document summarizing the agreement which both parties will sign. Parties should ask any further questions to ensure that expectations are clear.
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