Be the Judge in your own case. And meet your own expectations!
Ottawa, Canada
resolve@bymediation.ca
Why ByMediation?
Operating out of Ottawa, Ontario, promoting resolution of disputes by Mediation and Conciliation, not as an alternative to, but an OPTION in the Justice Services delivery system.
ByMediation is on your side when your wish is to save cost in time, money, and emotional drain that comes with protracted litigation in which decisions are taken out of your hands and may be imposed rather than you being in the driving seat, fashioning the solutions that you will consider most suitable for your situation and making inputs into how your issues are resolved to your satisfaction.
Experience on your side
ByMediation is led by Tunde Aribido, who had decades of Dispute Resolution experience working in a multinational corporation, resolving Natural Resource Disputes, hands-on. Tunde has gone on to further hone his skills through training at York University in Toronto, Ontario, in Dispute Resolution and has joined the Alternative Dispute Resolution Institute of Ontario (ADRIO), making his varied experience available in helping clients in dispute negotiate effectively for their own underlying needs.
We at ByMediation promote resolution of dispute over the more adversarial alternatives ensuring you are the judge in your own case best able to understand your own needs and circumstances and the solutions most suitable for your needs.
Our Practice Areas
Youth Engagement Mediation
Business Mediation
Community Conflicts
Christian Mediation
Family Mediation
Natural Resources Mediation
Our Process
Contact us about your case
Request a free consultation about your case by filling out the contact form on our website or by sending an email to resolve@bymediation.ca. An experienced team member will reach out to you.
Explore Mediation
Explore if mediation is a good option for your case with our experienced team member.
Reach a resolution
Come to a favorable resolution on your case.
Email Us 24/7
resolve@bymediation.ca
BYMEDIATION
Business Mediation
Mediation in the business context helps people in business relationships of one kind or the other to resolve disputes efficiently, cost-effectively, and in a way that preserves valuable business confidence and relationships. Unlike litigation, which can be lengthy, expensive, and damaging to relationships, mediation focuses on finding mutually agreeable and workable solutions through communication and collaboration.
Family Mediation/Conciliation
Family mediation facilitates communication and negotiation between disputing parties, aiming to reach mutually agreeable solutions to issues such as divorce, separation, child custody, and support arrangements.
Workplace Complaints/Grievance Procedure
Mediating Workplace disputes focusing on resolving general conflicts between employees or between employees and supervisors as well as grievance procedures that more specifically address disputes arising from Collective Bargaining Agreements.
Christian Mediation
Incorporates core Biblical principles as foundational in conflict resolution method for people who desire to uphold the Christian Faith in dispute resolution.
Youth Engagement Mediation
Youth engagement through mediation equips young people with valuable life skills by fostering communication, conflict resolution, and problem-solving abilities, while also promoting teamwork, leadership, and a sense of civic responsibility. Participating in mediation activities allows young people to develop essential skills like active listening, empathy, and the ability to find mutually agreeable solutions, which are transferable to various life situations.
Community Conflict Mediation
Community conflict resolution focuses on facilitating constructive dialogue and problem-solving within a community to address disputes and disagreements where the preservation of relationship is a key component.
Natural Resources Mediation
Natural Resource Mediation approaches foster collaboration, encouraging early consultation, and can lead to more sustainable and mutually beneficial natural resource development outcomes compared to the adversarial nature of court proceedings. Mediation can also help preserve long-term relationships between host communities and development partners by focusing on shared interests and joint problem-solving.
