What benefits are there for a mediator to be on the Civil or Family Roster?
The benefits include: province-wide exposure, resulting from the Society’s ongoing work to promote mediation and the Rosters; for Civil Roster members, eligibility for appointment under the Notice to Mediate regulations and Small Claims Rule 7.3 when the parties are unable to agree upon the appointment of a mediator; space for a personal profile on the Society’s website; and a listing in the Canadian Bar Association’s (BC Branch) “Lawyer’s Directory”. For more information, visit the page Membership Benefits.
Related Questions
- If I am on the Roster as a General Civil Mediator and as a Family Mediator, do I have to obtain separate CME credits to maintain my status for both types of mediation?
- Are there Civil and Family Roster mediators located in all parts of British Columbia?
- What benefits are there for a mediator to be on the Civil or Family Roster?
