BMACB LAW offers three Categories of Mediation Fee Structure. The first Fee category under The Civil Mediation Council Fixed Fee Scheme covers Claims valued £5,000 or less and up to £50,000. The second category is the BMACB Law ‘s fixed Fee mediation services and covers Claims or Counterclaims valued from £50,000 up to £250,000. The Third Category is MBACB Law’s Bespoke Mediation Service and covers Claims or Counterclaims valued above £250,000.
£5,000 or less*
£75 + VAT
1 hour – telephone/video mediation only
£5,000 or less*
£125 + VAT
2 hours – telephone/video mediation
£5,000 to £15,000*
£320 + VAT
Fees per Party
3 hours
£15,000 – £50,000
£445 + VAT
4 hours
Each additional hour is charged at
£100+ VAT per Party
Please note where your Claim value is less than £10,000, you may be eligible for a free Court one hour telephone Mediation service. This service is available, once you have issued your Claim. You may also be eligible for a Court telephone mediation service where the value of your Claim is over £10,000. There will be a cost to issue a claim form. If your Claim relates to the sale of goods and services, a trader has a duty to provide consumers the details of approved mediation service providers, including the name and the website address.
For Claims or Counterclaims valued from £50,000 up to £250,000 we offer our clients a Fixed Fee service.
We offer the Custom Fee Service for Claims
or Counter-claims valued above £250,000.
Mediation is a voluntary, private, informal and structured out-of-court dispute resolution process, where two or more people called the disputing parties agree to communicate and negotiate with one another in good faith facilitated by a third party called a mediator. The role of the mediator is to encourage and assist the parties to generate their own amicable outcome or solution/s to their dispute.
It generally depends on the amount of money Claimed or Counterclaimed, as well as the complexity of the case.
Anyone involved in civil and commercial dispute can submit their dispute to mediation.
No, you don’t have to hire a solicitor to use mediation. The disputing parties can agree to directly engage a mediator themselves.
