Litigation reduces uncertainty slowly. Mediation does it immediately.
The ability to know—today—what tomorrow looks like has enormous value. But certainty has no unit of measurement, so it gets routinely undervalued.
Courts deliver outcomes. Mediation delivers closure.
Closure allows people to make plans. Plans allow people to move on. Moving on is often worth more than being right.
That trade-off isn’t irrational. It’s deeply practical.
Robert Algie
Robert obtained his law degree from the University of Sydney in 2000.
Before obtaining his law degree, Robert obtained a bachelor’s degree in Applied Science (Nuclear Medicine).
Following his studies, Robert was eager to pursue a career in which he could positively impact people’s lives. He started Edge Mediations, providing Personal injury law provided the opportunity to represent ordinary people from all walks of life in the pursuit of a fair outcome.
