Lamb Chambers

LEADING MEDIATOR OF COMMERCIAL AND PROPERTY DISPUTES

Barrister now working exclusively in mediation of commercial and prioerty disputes

Stephen Shaw is a barrister with over 30 years’ experience of property and commercial litigation. He has acted in many high profile and leading cases. He now works exclusively in mediation, and also sits as a Deputy Judge in London. His patient but proactive style has made him a nationally popular choice with both professional and lay parties, and the overwhelming majority of the numerous mediations conducted by him have concluded in settlement. Legal 500 says of him: "Stephen Shaw attracts very high praise, and is particularly recommended for complex property and commercial mediations. He is particularly good at quelling the more emotive aspects of claims, and particularly impresses with his perseverance and ability to deal with volatile personalities". Chambers and Partners Directory: "His style is relaxed, open and non-threatening. He is a good listener and has a good eye for detail, which makes discussions between parties go very smoothly."

Stephen has been appointed a Fellow of the UK Civil Mediation Council, and is acclaimed as a Legal 500 Hall of Fame Mediator. Further details can be found at: www.stephenshawmediation.com

A sample of Stephen's recent successful mediations include:

*A dispute between a property management company and property owners over rights and title to various vacant plots and roadways situate on an exclusive residential estate.

*A dispute between property agents and developers over the remuneration terms agreed for location of a potential development site.

*A professional negligence claim concerning industrial waste and pollution of a commercial property site.

*A family dispute relating to an alleged life tenancy of part of a deceased parent’s estate

*A dilapidations and rent arrears dispute between landlord and tenant upon termination of a business tenancy

*A dispute between an employer and employee over alleged possessory title of agricultural property.

*A commercial dispute between a business utilities provider, and a small business, alleging it was being charged exorbitant rates.

*A boundary dispute involving two adjacent substantial residential properties, one of which had been extensively redeveloped, and the boundaries, allegedly, disturbed.

*A service charge dispute between council tenants in a large estate, and the local authority.

*A building dispute involving employers, architects, contractors and solicitors, concerning development and refurbishment of a local community centre, later found to be in breach of planning and building regulations.

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MEMBER OF CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF ARBITRATORS AND MEDIATION PANEL MEMBERCEDR ACCREDITATIONELITE MEDIATOR OF CLERKSROOM MEDIATORSEXCLUSIVE WINNER OF CLIENT CHOICE 2021 MEDIATOR AWARDADRg MEMBERFELLOW OF THE CIVIL MEDIATION COUNCIL

LLB (HONS) (UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM)

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