Some examples of commercial disputes are to recover monies owed; disputes with suppliers, clients/customers, employees, franchisees and business partners.

Provides the flexibility to arrive at a commercially focused solution and avoids the high costs of litigation and potential damage to the business in both the longer and shorter run. Partners may be liable for breach of the various duties they owe to each other or for violations of the Shareholder Agreement in a joint venture setting.

Disputes or disagreements between neighbours or communities on property, fence, noise, parking, etc.

In individual injury compensation claims, mediation will generally occur between the injured person making a claim, the insurance company, or their legal representative.

Disputes regarding transactions between real estate agents, first-time home buyers, sellers, landlords or tenant.

Disputes over contracts, shareholders, business operations, outstanding payments, intellectual property, etc.

Related to the administration of estates, including disputes between estate trustees and beneficiaries, attorneys under powers of attorney, business owners and family members, and charitable beneficiaries.

Mediating workplace conflicts such as employment disputes, employee conflicts, work-team conflicts, etc.