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Mediation-Net

General-purpose mediation center founded in August 1999 in Montpellier on the initiative of Philippe Lemoult

Founded in
1999
Headquarters
133 rue Olof Palme, 34070 Montpellier, France (within Familles Rurales Hérault)
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Overview

A general-purpose mediation center founded in August 1999 in Montpellier on the initiative of Philippe Lemoult, specializing in the prevention, management and amicable resolution of disputes. Mediation-Net operates in conventional (out-of-court), judicial (before or during proceedings) and territorial (between citizens and local authorities) settings alike, and also offers mediation training both in person and remotely. Active for more than 25 years, the center relies on a network of accredited professional mediators covering the Hérault and Gard departments, neighboring areas, as well as the Paris and Lyon regions. From 2010 onward, Mediation-NET stepped up its expansion toward businesses and organizations with the successive creation of a training center offering in-person and e-learning programs, and of a mediation center specialized in conflict prevention and resolution. The administrative offices are located at the REALIS hub in Montpellier. Philippe Lemoult, founding president, is a professional with experience in communications, management, bank branch management, human resources, training and journalism. The structure combines an association (Groupe Mediation-NET) and an SASU dedicated to managing mediations for businesses.

More than 25 years of mediation experience since its founding in August 1999

Key features

Network of professional mediators accredited by the center

Multi-format coverage: conventional, judicial and territorial within a single organization

Collective practice review workshops to refine mediation skills

In-person or remote interventions depending on the parties' needs

More than 25 years of experience in amicable conflict resolution since 1999

Broad geographic coverage (Hérault, Gard, Paris, Lyon)

Integrated training center with in-person and e-learning programs

Pricing

Not disclosed
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Who is it for?

Individuals facing family, neighborhood or workplace conflictsBusinesses dealing with internal disputes or disputes with partnersLocal authorities and public bodies seeking amicable dispute resolutionOrganizations of all sizes looking to prevent conflictsAspiring mediators in initial or continuing training

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