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Hi there,


I'm working on a pilot documentary series for Channel 4, which will make an innovative dispute resolution process available to people with community, business, family and consumer disputes.


I'm looking for people considering court action who may like more information about fee-free scheme. The scheme is being run by the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, so is it's authentic and legally-binding, and although it's being filmed, the pilot is not intended for broadcast at this stage.


Hopefully all is peaceful and well in East Dulwich? but if it's not, I hope this will be of interest to those in your community who want a definitive end to a stressful period in dispute with someone.


If you'd like to know more, please do email me: [email protected]


All the very best


Kimberly

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