
CNMA MEDIATION
Mediation is a dispute resolution procedure in which an impartial third party, designated by the CNMA, helps those involved to build a consensual solution to a given dispute. This procedure is recognized by Law No. 13,140/2015, which attributes legal value to the agreement entered into under these terms (art. 20, sole paragraph). This method always maintains the final decision-making power with the parties. Mediation is a fundamental instrument for creating a culture of strategic conflict management, based on the development of a collaborative attitude in the company. The CNMA works with multidisciplinary teams, including lawyers, psychologists and administrators, designating the best professional for each situation. The work is carried out through cycles, involving four hours of mediation, in isolated or joint sessions. In addition to carrying out extrajudicial mediation, the CNMA is also accredited to receive legal proceedings forwarded by the Courts of Justice of Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and the Federal District.
Why Mediation?
Studies indicate that senior management of companies and corporations dedicate between 30% and 42% of their time to resolving conflicts (Thomas, K.; Schmidt, W. A survey of managerial interests with respect to conflict, June, 1976; Watson, Carol.; Hoffman, Richard. Managers as Negotiators. Leadership Quarterly, 1996).
Why Mediation?
Studies indicate that senior management of companies and corporations dedicate between 30% and 42% of their time to resolving conflicts (Thomas, K.; Schmidt, W. A survey of managerial interests with respect to conflict, June, 1976; Watson, Carol.; Hoffman, Richard. Managers as Negotiators. Leadership Quarterly, 1996).
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