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SINGAPORE MEDIATION Center MEDIATION SERVICE SMALL CASE COMMERCIAL MEDIATION SCHEME MEDIATION PROCEDURE 1 The Mediation Process 1.1 The mediation process for the Small Case Commercial Mediation Scheme

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How to Fill out Small Case Commercial Mediation:

1. Identify the parties involved in the dispute: Begin by clearly identifying the businesses or individuals who are part of the commercial dispute. This may include the plaintiff, defendant, and any other relevant parties.
2. Gather necessary documentation: Collect all relevant documents related to the dispute, such as contracts, invoices, communication records, and any other evidence supporting your case. Make sure to organize the documents in a systematic manner for easy reference during mediation.
3. Understand the issues at hand: Take time to fully understand the issues that led to the dispute. Identify the main points of contention and clarify your own position on each issue. This will help you communicate effectively during mediation.
4. Determine your desired outcome: Consider what you hope to achieve through mediation. Whether it's a resolution, a settlement, or a specific outcome, having a clear understanding of your goals will guide your approach during the mediation process.
5. Find a qualified mediator: Research and choose a mediator who specializes in small case commercial mediation. Look for someone who has experience in the specific industry and type of dispute you're involved in. This professional will facilitate the mediation process and help you and the other party reach a resolution.
6. Schedule the mediation session: Coordinate with the other party and the chosen mediator to find a mutually convenient time and place for the mediation session. Ensure that everyone involved has enough time to prepare and can actively participate.
7. Prepare for the mediation session: Review your documentation and notes before the session to refresh your memory and reinforce your understanding of the dispute. Consider practicing your points and arguments to improve your confidence during the mediation process.
8. Actively participate in mediation: When the mediation session begins, actively engage in productive discussions with the other party and the mediator. Clearly communicate your perspective, listen attentively to the other party's views, and work towards finding common ground and potential resolutions.
9. Explore possible settlements: Throughout the mediation process, be open to exploring possible settlements or compromises that could lead to a resolution. Negotiate in good faith and consider the interests and concerns of all parties involved.
10. Reach a resolution: If an agreement is reached during mediation, ensure that the terms are clearly documented by the mediator. Review and understand the terms before signing any agreements. If a resolution cannot be reached, discuss alternative dispute resolution methods or legal recourse with your attorney.

Who Needs Small Case Commercial Mediation?

Small case commercial mediation can be beneficial for any businesses or individuals who find themselves in a commercial dispute that is not extensive or complex enough to require litigation. This can include small business owners, independent contractors, freelancers, and even larger companies who prefer to resolve disputes outside of the courtroom.

It is particularly useful for those who value confidentiality, want to maintain control over the outcome of the dispute, and seek a cost-effective and time-efficient resolution. Small case commercial mediation allows parties to work towards a mutually agreeable solution with the help of a trained mediator, avoiding the potentially adversarial and lengthy litigation process.

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What is small case commercial mediation?

Small case commercial mediation is a process where parties involved in a business dispute can work with a neutral third party to resolve the issue outside of court.

Who is required to file small case commercial mediation?

Parties involved in a commercial dispute that meets the criteria for small case commercial mediation are required to file.

How to fill out small case commercial mediation?

To fill out small case commercial mediation, parties need to provide relevant information about the dispute, parties involved, desired outcomes, and agree to participate in the mediation process.

What is the purpose of small case commercial mediation?

The purpose of small case commercial mediation is to help parties resolve their disputes in a cost-effective, timely, and confidential manner.

What information must be reported on small case commercial mediation?

Information such as names of parties involved, brief description of the dispute, desired outcomes, and any agreements reached during mediation must be reported.

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