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In this provocative session, leading American mediator Jeff Kichaven draws surprising lessons from the life of Moses to challenge conventional thinking about neutrality, advocacy, and the mediator’s role.
IPOS Mediator Jon Lang will be addressing the topic of: Demystifying the Mediation Process for SEP/FRAND Disputes.
Join Liz Rivers and Jane Gunn where they will discuss Mediating at the edge - using mediation for sexual harassment and whistleblowing cases
Join us for an insightful session exploring the vital role of mediation advocacy in fostering understanding and resolving conflicts.
This session will focus on the evolving landscape of London’s role as a leading hub for international dispute resolution.
This seminar will focus on the intricate nature of insolvency disputes and how mediation can offer a more constructive and less adversarial approach.
Some of the trickiest situations for HR to handle are allegations of sexual harassment and situations where an employee goes off sick with work-related stress.
IPOS Partner and Mediator, Henrietta (Hetti) Jackson-Stops, will be joining other esteemed panellists on 30th January 2025, in person, for Mediation: strategy, tales from the front line (war stories) and the future role of women.
We are all reluctant participants in what is arguably the most devastating conflict of our times - a climate and environmental crisis. It is widely accepted that human activity is principally responsible for rising temperatures and the world-wide increase in extreme weather events, loss of speci...
We are excited to announce that LIDW25 is scheduled to take place in the week of 2 June 2025 with IPOS Mediator and Partner Hetti Jackson-Stops continuing on as co-chair.
Our mediators see and hear a lot of good (and bad!) advocacy in the many mediations they facilitate every week – at this informal webinar Chris Fitton and Charles Powell will share what they have seen which does and doesn’t work when it comes to advocacy in a mediation setting, and whether v...
As we face a world of growing conflict and disputes, can brain and behavioural science offer us a better way to build resolution, peace and coexistence through mediation?