Result Mediation
Posted By admin On 14/04/22Founder of Clear Results Mediation
- As a result, they feel compelled to speak “the truth” in mediation. Parties even choose the most inflammatory way of expressing themselves, because they believe it to be truer. These parties tend to see the purpose of the mediation as one of allocating blame for the past.
- However, mediation is not appropriate if a more serious matter is involved, such as bullying or harassment. If this is the case, you will need to follow a more formal procedure, with support and advice from your HR department. Begin mediation by listening to each person's story separately. Next, bring them together to meet face-to-face.
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Mark Watson has been involved in the entertainment industry for over thirty years. Watson is an award winning songwriter, entrepreneur, Billboard charting record producer, educator and music industry executive. He is actively involved in copyright acquisitions and music rights management. Mark is a long-time member of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences and a past panelist at the Southeastern Entertainment Law Conference and is a Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit Civil Mediator.
Watson combines over 30 years of entertainment industry experience as an executive and entrepreneur to assist him in working with litigants and counsel in reaching mutually satisfactory resolutions to strongly contested matters. He has participated successfully in entertainment mediations throughout the United States with numerous entertainment companies like; Interscope Records, EA Sports, Warner Music Group, TVT Music and many smaller companies. Before becoming a mediator, Mr. Watson devoted most of his entertainment executive responsibilities to business affairs at several major independent music companies. He negotiated recording contracts, management agreements, publishing deals, licensing agreements, talent releases, sync deals, endorsement and sponsorship agreements, work-for-hire contracts and production agreements. Mark represented multi-platinum artists, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Grammy Award winning recording artists and even a new artist from the television show, The Voice. He also was involved in numerous entertainment litigation matters, including trademark and copyright infringement cases and a wide range of contract disputes involving the entertainment industry including disputes with photographers and graphic artists. He has successfully negotiated and administered numerous major licensing deals with diverse companies such as; Google, Disney, New Line Cinema, Proctor and Gamble, Hallmark Cards, IGT Slot Machines, Apple, IHOP, Toy State, Hershey's, Universal Pictures, Sony, DreamWorks and hundreds of others. Mr. Watson has also acquired intellectual property from several bankrupt estates throughout the U.S.
Mark graduated from the University of Florida with a Masters of Science in Business Administration-Entrepreneurship while working full-time in rights management.
Currently, Mark has formed Kingfish Music Group, which is focused on the acquisition of under-valued evergreen copyrights. The firm administrates and exploits new uses of it’s catalog of songs which includes the classic 1950’s Gene Vincent hit, “Be Bop A Lula” which has been recorded by John Lennon, Stray Cats, Queen, the Beatles and many more.
Mr. Watson now puts his entertainment industry experience and negotiating skills to work for you and your clients as a Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit Civil Mediator.
Connie Witjens Result Mediation
Result Mediation biedt zowel de mogelijkheid om face-to face mediations te doen als video mediations via bijvoorbeeld Skype, Teams of Zoom. In overleg met partijen wordt de juiste oplossing gekozen waarbij de voornaamste overweging is om onze klanten, onszelf en onze naasten niet in gevaar te brengen. Result Mediation is the largest mediation provider the Netherlands with an annual case load of over 1200 mediations. Our mediators have conducted over 10.000 mediations with a. The parties should agree on the length of the mediation. Most mediation is scheduled for either a half-day or a full day. The parties should agree to mediate in good faith until either party reasonably determines that it is fruitless to continue. If the parties cannot reach an agreement, the mediation will result in what is known as an impasse.