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Mediation for The Ploughing Championships – Fast Dispute Resolution Process

17/9/2018

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If there is one stand you need to check out at this years Ploughing Championships its the one all about mediation which has come into law since Jan 1st of this year with regards to all disputes. The Mediators Institute of Ireland will be at Block 2, Row 11, Stand 243.
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With over 300,000 people expected to attend this year Ploughing Championships to check out 1,700 exhibitors all of which connected in some way to agriculture is a great opportunity to promote all the benefits of mediation rather than litigation to the farming communities in Ireland. Mediation can settle disputes in private without cross examination and create an agreement that both parties’ author rather than a stranger.
 
Many more people need to know that The Mediation Act 2017 has come into power since Jan 1st 2018 and all legal proceedings now require that both parties consider mediation before going further. Litigation is very costly, adversarial and takes place in public with the press being able to report on proceedings.
 
Mediation on the other hand is confidential, collaborative through the facilitation of a qualified and registered mediator and you both get to author the final written agreement. Mediation is a process in which an independent, neutral Mediator assists two or more disputing parties in resolving the dispute in a collaborative, consensual manner.

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“These benefits are now available to those living on family farms and working in agriculture. The Act makes mediation even more robust and reliable. As a result, parties involved in a dispute are more likely to opt for mediation before heading into court particularly as solicitors will now advise their clients to consider mediation,” stated President of the MII Sabine Walsh.  
 
In fact, the entire legal system in Ireland is changing culture, in that, mediation is going to be used as a first course of action in disputes more and more from now on. This is fantastic news as a dispute that goes through mediation can be done and dusted in a day.

Mediators specialising in separations and divorce can support both parties to get to a written legal agreement in a day and costing on average 2,000 Euros as compared to 20,000 Euros which has become roughly the norm. Therefore one can easily see the savings to be made for the family and also the reduction in potential heartbreak and stress of a long drawn out adversarial process.
 
The exact same process can be successfully applied to land disputes.

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“This year for the first time the MII will have a stand at the Ploughing. We will be making a number of presentations on how mediation can deliver for farm families and those working in agriculture,” said Pat Finn, MII’s Agriculture Sector Liaison officer.
 
There is a list of qualified mediators on the MII website

Mediation can help to resolve family farm disputes and more info and qualified mediators will be available on the MII stand Block 2, Row 11, Stand 243.

In addition, MII will make a number of mediation information presentations on the stand at intervals over the 3 days. Make sure you catch one of these especially if you are a community leader in farming communities that could tremendously benefit from mediation rather than litigation to resolve all manner of disputes.

Mediation can also be used in disputes with banks.

The courts will be asking you to consider mediation first anyways so why not get the ‘heads up’ when you are at the Ploughing Championships this year.  

Pass this info on as you never know who would need it and it would be great if people left with the conviction to try and resolve their disputes through mediation.
 
This could save some people a lot of hardship and grief anything that can do that is always worth checking out.

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    Bestselling author Ralph Quinlan Forde BSc (Hons) is the writer and editor of the Learning to Exhale blog. His first book The Book of Tibetan Medicine went into 11 languages. He is the founder of Learning to Exhale which has now trained over 2,000 people and in ten hospitals Mindfulness Meditation to rave reviews. He is also a certified Member of the MII. If you would like to enquire about mediation email rqf@learningtoexhale.ie

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