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In mediation, the "problem" is not the most important thing.
I am often asked what mediation "is". The question is simple, the answer less so. We can, of course, cite the provisions of the Judicial Code, recall that the mediator is an independent, neutral and impartial third party, that they do not decide, but rather provide support... All of this is true, but it misses the point entirely. Because what these concepts encompass is, above all, an experience: that of two people, or a person and an institution, or two groups of people, who
Olivier Rijckaert
May 302 min read
Mediation, the little-known ally for resolving labor law disputes
In my thirty-year career as a labor lawyer, substitute judge, and certified mediator, I've seen countless disputes between employers and...
Olivier Rijckaert
Apr 30, 20253 min read
Why I think Prince Laurent is entitled (like you and me) to social security
Text also published as "Carte Blanche" in Le Soir on 11/29/2024 The affair is causing a stir at the moment: Prince Laurent believes that...
Olivier Rijckaert
Nov 29, 20244 min read
What if we helped the parties reach an agreement instead?
Who ever decided that our judicial system should be based on a third party making decisions on behalf of the parties in conflict? The...
Olivier Rijckaert
Nov 23, 20243 min read
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