Stephen Reeder – Mediator/ADR practitioner Stephen Reeder Stephen practices as a mediator in the UK and internationally. Within the UK he works out of London, Manchester, Bristol and Cambridge and undertakes work throughout the country. Most of his international work is carried out in Western Europe and the US. He is experienced in mediation, arbitration, inquisitorial med-arb and early neutral evaluation. Whichever route you choose for appointing Stephen a composite fixed fee can usually be agreed for mediator fees, mediation rooms, parties’ break-out rooms, IT resources, catering and any other needs identified by the parties. Mediations can be hosted in London, Manchester, Bristol, Cambridge, the Hague, New York or at any other location convenient for the parties. Stephen is experienced in using multi-party video conferencing, Facetime and online mediations to bring parties together to find timely outcomes in urgent disputes. His background in the music business and broadcast media industry means that he has a good understanding of disputes arising from recording, publishing & performance royalties, rights & clearance advances, accounting & recoupment merchandising management contracts sunset incomes multi-territory broadcast, digital platforms & social media Rome Convention rights WIPO Internet Treaty rights Direct Contact Details Direct Line UK Office UK Cell Fax to Email Email 0207 400 9051 0207 404 1313 07795 844502 0207 269 1271 s.reeder@doughtystreet.co.uk You are welcome to contact Stephen directly to discuss your dispute and the services available to assist you to choose the form of dispute resolution which best suits your situation. 1 Stephen Reeder – Mediator/ADR practitioner Stephen offers his mediation services from two business platforms, Doughty Street Chambers and the Centre for Justice. www.doughtystreet.co.uk LONDON 53-54 Doughty Street London WC1N 2LS MANCHESTER Pall Mall Court 61-67 King Street Manchester M2 4PD BRISTOL THE HAGUE Broad Quay House Parkstraat 83 Prince Street 2514G The Hague Bristol BS1 4DJ Netherlands Doughty Street Chambers is one of the pre-eminent sets of barristers chambers in the UK and has an international reputation for excellence. As a member of Doughty Street Chambers Stephen accepts instructions to act as a lead or joint mediator and to represent parties in mediations. He leads the ADR team at Doughty Street and is the most experienced mediator in that team. For a discussion about availability, fees and resources please contact his dedicated business manager Nick Chuter. Tel. 0207 404 1313 Email n.chuter@doughtystreet.co.uk www.centreforjustice.org Stephen also accepts instructions to resolve disputes using the inquisitorial med/arb determination model developed by the Centre for Justice in London. He is a member of the CFJ faculty of assessors which consists of 16 of the leading dispute resolution specialists in the UK. For a discussion about availability, fees and resources please contact the CFJ Director & General Manager Elizabeth Reeve Tel. 0207 283 5307 Email ejr@centreforjustice.org Mediation practice & experience Stephen is a CEDR and ADR Europe trained mediator with many years experience. He has been listed in the directory of mediators of the Bar Council of England & Wales since its inception. He has extensive experience whether acting as a lead mediator or representing parties at mediations. He also has experience as a joint/second mediator in large scale dispute resolution. Within the last 18 months he has acted as mediator and represented parties in relation to the following types of dispute : 2 Stephen Reeder – Mediator/ADR practitioner Property & affairs dispute arising from Court of Protection proceedings and on behalf of Deputies relating to rights and royalties income for an incapacitated songwriter and composer Performance fees & royalties (music) Management contract disputes (both TV/film and music) Sunset income disputes (music) Territory and platform disputes (online gaming) Data & freedom of information disputes (TV) Passing off and merchandising disputes (music) Litigation practice & experience Stephen believes that a specialist knowledge of the subject area of the dispute, and of the realities of litigation, greatly assists the ADR process whether he is engaged as the mediator or as a party representative. He was called to the Bar of England & Wales in 1991 and has praticed as a barrister since that time. He is an experienced representative before all levels of tribunal including the specialist tribunals, the Administrative Court, High Court, Court of Protection, Court of Appeal, Supreme Court and European Court. Stephen has held part-time judicial appointments since 2006 and is a Deputy Regional Judge. This judicial experience is a useful addition to his skill set for use in ADR and mediation. What the professional directories say Stephen appears in a number of professional directories. The leading directory for the Bar of England & Wales is the ‘Chambers Guide to the Bar’ “charming and effective” (Chambers Guide 2007) . “it’s not just about another fee : he offers an excellent standard of client care” (Chambers Guide 2008) “hard working and committed and deft across all areas” (Chambers Guide 2009) “a strong player” (Chambers Guide 2010) 3 Stephen Reeder – Mediator/ADR practitioner “he brings a good all round approach to disputes” (Chambers Guide 2012) “charismatic and charming.....he goes beyond the call of duty” (Chambers Guide 2012) "assured.....meticulously prepared and easy to deal with" (Chambers Guide 2013) "instructing solicitors appreciate his excellent client relationship skills and his ADR capabilities.....he's very highly rated...he has a real empathy and warmth of personality.....he has an excellent reputation" (Chambers Guide 2014) What the people say “he really got all the ins and outs of the case and helped people when they couldn’t see the wood for the trees” (Mrs BR – party) “Mr Reeder demonstrated a complete mastery of the long and convoluted factual history and a detailed understanding of the legal issues and of the restricted remedy powers of the court which had told us it might be better to mediate” (Mr ARS – solicitor representative) “I liked the way you made us all laugh, pause, think and take stock over endless cups of tea. I was amazed you got them back around the table with us after everything that had been said before” (Ms EP – government executive officer) “I wanted to thank you for your efforts last week. Although we could not settle the claims on Thursday you have helped us to identify the two issues which are really all the court needs to decide for us to sort this out. Thankfully we’re now looking at a day in court instead of a week”. (Mr CB – party) "Top stuff. Really good. He really lived up to his reputation today and he's top of our list for next time" (ADF - director of legal & business affairs) 4