Sri Lankan lawyers trained in mediation advocacy
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A training session for lawyers on “Mediation Advocacy” was organised by the International ADR Centre (IADRC) on March 26-27. Resource persons from the Singapore International Mediation Centre (SIMC) provided the training for 24 lawyers drawn from among chambers of private practitioners, from leading law firms, corporates and the Attorney General’s department, the organisers said in a media release.
Globally, mediation is fast becoming a preferred method of dispute resolution because of the several benefits it offers. It is expeditious (usually completed in a single day or a few months), cost effective, has the potential to find resolutions to satisfy the interests of disputants and to restore fractured relationships. Mediation is used for the resolution of all categories of disputes ranging from Investor-State, Intellectual Property, Family, Trade and Business to Construction and Creditor-Debtor disputes.
The participants were taken through the principles and key features of mediation, the process adopted in mediating disputes and the techniques and principles that a lawyer must adopt to contribute to securing the best resolution for their client and thereby the success of a mediation. Training was possible with funding from The Asia Foundation through the Support to Justice Sector (JURE) project of the European Union and implemented by the UNDP.
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