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How to find a mediator in Poland?

Lists of institutions and persons authorised to conduct mediation proceedings (called “lists of permanent mediators”) are kept in regional courts by their presidents and made available on the courts’ websites. Mediators are entered and deleted by the president of the competent regional court.

As a rule, mediators specialise in specific types of mediation: civil (economic, family, labour law, other), criminal law, juvenile cases, etc.

Due to the legal arrangements in place, there is no single centrally kept register of mediators. The Ministry of Justice is currently implementing the project ‘Upgrading alternative methods of resolving disputes by improving the competences of mediators, setting up a National Register of Mediators (KRM) and information activities’, one of the objectives of which is the creation of the National Register of Mediators, a publicly accessible database of mediators operating in Poland.

The Ministry of Justice’s website provides basic information on the rules, procedures and practical aspects of mediation in Poland under the section on mediation and on the website of the above-mentioned project.

Is access to the lists of mediators free of charge?

Yes, access to mediator lists is free of charge.

How to find a mediator in Poland

Use lists of permanent mediators maintained by regional court presidents or mediation centres or individual mediators. Information and contact details can usually be found on the website of the competent courts, centres or mediators.

Last update: 10/01/2024

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