Commercial Mediation and Business Mediation are two forms of alternative dispute resolution that are used to resolve conflicts between parties. While the two terms are often used interchangeably.
Commercial Mediation is a form of Mediation that is used to resolve disputes between businesses. It is often used to resolve disputes between suppliers and customers, or between two businesses that are in a contractual relationship. Commercial Mediation is typically more formal than other forms of Mediation, and it is often used when the parties involved in the dispute have a long-term relationship that they want to preserve.
Business Mediation is a form of Mediation that is often used to resolve disputes between individuals who work for the same company. It is most commonly used to resolve disputes among employees, or between employees and management. Business Mediation is typically less formal than commercial Mediation, and it is often used when the parties involved in the dispute have a short-term relationship.
Business Mediation is a process that allows an impartial third party to navigate the disputing parties towards a mutually acceptable resolution. It is an interactive process that utilizes negotiation and communication skills to resolve conflicts. The following are some examples of the types of disputes that can beneficially utilize Business Mediation:
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