Resolution Mediation Handbook

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Written by Angela Lake-Carroll, this handbook was first published in October 2018.

Please note: the law or procedure may have changed since that time and members should check the up-to-date position.

This new edition includes:

New section on Diversity, Equality and Ethical Practice
A full section on MIAMs
New and updated Data Protection/GDPR section

This book is exclusively available to members and all the chapters are available on this website.

Resolution Mediation Handbook

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