NHS Resolution Mediation Service

About NHSR

NHS Resolution has appointed CADR to mediate disputes arising from the recoverability of legal costs and the members of CADR's panel who are authorised to conduct NHS Resolution mediations are listed below.

The mediation service can be conducted in person and on-line. However, Covid-19 has created an environment of uncertainty and whilst the pandemic is ongoing, mediations will be carried out remotely using Skype for Business or Zoom.

Further information is available about remote mediations from the Registrar.

Materials can be provided electronically or in hard copy, to be delivered to the assessor in advance so that they can be read before the mediation.

NHS Resolution

CADR continues to be the appointed providers for the NHS Resolution Mediation Service (including Early Neutral Evaluation).

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the NHS Resolution Mediation Service?
NHS Resolution has appointed CADR as the exclusive provider to mediate disputes arising from the recoverability of legal costs in clinical negligence cases. This includes both mediation and Early Neutral Evaluation services.
Can NHS Resolution mediations be conducted remotely?
Yes, the mediation service can be conducted in person or online using video conferencing platforms. The Registrar can provide further information about remote mediation arrangements.
Who conducts NHS Resolution mediations?
Only specifically authorised CADR panel members conduct NHS Resolution mediations. These mediators have particular expertise in clinical negligence costs matters.
What documents are needed for NHS Resolution mediation?
Materials can be provided electronically or in hard copy. Documents should be delivered to the mediator in advance so they can be read before the mediation session.
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