Singapore Mediation Centre

Singapore Mediation Centre (SMC) is Singapore’s leading provider of alternative dispute resolution services. These include its core services of mediation, adjudication, neutral evaluation, and resolving disputes involving families, infrastructure projects and Internet domain names.

Singapore Mediation Lecture 2022

Friday, 2 September 2022, 3pm

IP Mediation Certification Programme (IPMC)

Course: 16 Sep 2022 [In-person] Assessment: 19 Sep 2022 [Online]

Strategic Conflict Management for Professionals (Module 1)

3 to 4 October 2022 [In-Person], 14 October 2022 [Online]

Strategic Conflict Management for Professionals (Module 2)

17 to 19 October 2022 [In-Person]

Mediation Skills Assessment (MSA)

28 and 30 November 2022 or 29 and 30 November 2022

5 reasons to use mediation

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with a dispute?

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Why Singapore Mediation Centre?

Over

5200

matters have been mediated since SMC's inception

Over

of matters were settled; with more than 90% resolved within one day

Over

$10

billion

worth of disputes resolved, with close to $110 million being the highest quantum in one claim to have settled

Saves Time
and Money

Mediation costs less than litigation which can take months or years. About 70% of our mediation cases are resolved and over 90% of these cases are settled within one working day.
Control over Outcomes

Parties control the outcome of the mediation, settling only when they are satisfied with the terms. In mediation, they work together to arrive at sensible and creative ways to resolve their disputes.
Preserves Relationships

SMC’s mediators facilitate open and calm deliberations. They help to bring emotional temperature down and to help improve working relationships between parties.
Maintains Confidentiality

Matters discussed in mediation are kept confidential and cannot be used against the parties in court or in arbitration.