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Mediation moves to cyberspace
THE LAW Council of Australia (LCA) has launched an online dispute resolution system that offers a totally new way to work for the majority of Australian mediators.LCA members can access the…
Lawyers Weekly
THE LAW Council of Australia (LCA) has launched an online dispute resolution system that offers a totally new way to work for the majority of Australian mediators.
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LCA members can access the interactive mediation platform for a fee of $70 per party, allowing them to use it as a preparation tool for conference-based mediation as well as wholly online mediation where distance prohibits meeting face-to-face.
The LCA said the platform will enable members to offer clients more flexibility, access and participation in the mediation process in a way that is cost-effective and time-efficient. It has been under development for approximately five years and while similar platforms exist in the UK and Europe, this is the first of its kind in Australia.
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