Early attention
Surface practical pressure before uncertainty becomes accusation or formal position.
Dispute Prevention
Address difficulty while choices are still open.
Early, neutral support can clarify uncertainty, restore communication and protect a working relationship—without deciding who is right.
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How it works
Prevention is a disciplined way of keeping the future available.
Dispute prevention is appropriate when a contract, project, team or cross-border relationship is under pressure but there is still room to clarify expectations and agree a constructive next step. It is not adjudication and does not remove legal rights or deadlines.
Independent structure
A facilitator helps participants hear, clarify and organise the issues without deciding the outcome.
Proportionate action
Use the smallest credible intervention and preserve more formal options where needed.
A controlled first step
What happens after you call a facilitator?
Initial request
Provide an email address and any information that may help us route the concern.
Confidential review
We consider suitability, timing, safeguarding, conflicts and the appropriate professional role.
Proposed process
You receive a reply setting out the next conversation, scope and any fee before work begins.
Agreed intervention
No other participant is contacted until authority and a fair process have been confirmed.
Early information can be brief.
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