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What is the Civil and Commercial Mediation Accreditation Scheme?
The Civil and Commercial Mediation Accreditation Scheme covers mediations arising from all types of civil and commercial disputes. While scheme members may have expertise in certain kinds of civil and commercial disputes, it is expected that they are able to demonstrate awareness and knowledge of general dispute resolution and mediation skills and issues.
The aim of the scheme is to provide quality service in the delivery of civil and commercial mediation for the benefit of the public and the profession, ensuring that the public and the profession are easily able to identify solicitors and Fellows of the Institute of Executives (FILEX) who are accredited by the Law Society.
Further details can be found in our Civil and Commercial Mediation Accreditation Scheme Guidance (PDF).
Code of practice
All members also agree to follow the Law Society Code of Practice for Civil and Commercial Mediation (PDF).
Who's a member?
To view all current members of our Civil and Commercial Mediation Accreditation Scheme download a list of members (PDF), this list is updated each month. Members of the public can also search accredited members through our accreditation site search.
How do I apply?
The general scheme application criteria and guidance (PDF) is applicable to all Law Society accreditation schemes and should be read before starting the application process.
In order to complete the application process for the Civil and Commercial Mediation Accreditation Scheme, please follow the steps below:
We have also provided a list of our approved training course providers (PDF) for your information.
Completed forms should be sent to:
Law Society Operations Admin
The Law Society
113 Chancery lane
London
WC2A 1PL
DX 56 London Chancery Lane