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Simone Michaud, LLM MBA Certified UK Mediator International Business Consultant.
United Kingdom
Simone Michaud is an accomplished entrepreneur, legal professional, and business consultant with a multifaceted career spanning over two decades.
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SM$5.83/min per minuteNew ArrivalI Will Assist With Cross-Border Legal Services and Regulatory Compliance.Simone Michaud, LLM MBA Certified UK Mediator • United KingdomCreated 5 months ago in Business / LegalSimone Michaud is an accomplished entrepreneur, legal professional, and business consultant with a multifaceted career spanning over two decades. She is the Founder and Lead Consultant of a premier business consulting firm specializing in regulatory compliance, corporate strategy, and emerging technologies. Simone is also a trained UK mediator and the Chief Operations Officer of Chain Breaker Law Firm, a family-operated legal practice with offices in the USA and UK. Simone’s academic achievements include a Distinction in her LLM in International and Commercial Law, an MBA, and a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice. She is currently pursuing a PhD at the University of Buckingham, focusing on Regulatory Compliance for Blockchain and the use of AI in combating financial crime. Dedicated to empowering families and businesses, Simone combines her expertise in corporate law, marketing, and career coaching with her passion for helping others achieve success. A military veteran and proud mother of three, Simone brings resilience, integrity, and compassion to everything she does.Simone Michaud, LLM MBA Certified UK Mediator United KingdomNew Arrival
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SM$5.83/min per minuteNew ArrivalI Will Act as Your Paralegal (US - UK)Simone Michaud, LLM MBA Certified UK Mediator • United KingdomCreated 5 months ago in Business / LegalDescription Reviewing AML compliance and liaising with fee earners to ensure that outstanding information is requested. Undertaking conflict check analysis, identifying legal and commercial conflicts. Undertaking PEP, Sanctions and background checks as required. Maintaining registers including process agency matters, gifts and hospitality, data protection, PEPs and enhanced risk matters. Dealing with ad hoc queries, including requests for reopening files and background/company checks. Training new joiners on the Firm's AML policies and procedures. Keeping ahead of regulatory changes and providing training and support to the relevant offices. Assisting with the maintenance of AML policies and procedures. Providing mentoring and training support for the junior team members. Supporting the Director of Risk and Compliance with ad hoc projects, updating policies and procedures and tasks associated with the introduction of new regulations/legislations.Simone Michaud, LLM MBA Certified UK Mediator United KingdomNew Arrival
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SM$5.83/min per minuteNew ArrivalI Will Be You Certified Civil Mediator (Licensed & Insured)Simone Michaud, LLM MBA Certified UK Mediator • United KingdomCreated 5 months ago in Business / Financial ConsultingWhat is a Civil Mediator and Why Choose Mediation Over a Solicitor or Attorney? In the world of dispute resolution, civil mediators play a unique and vital role. They serve as impartial professionals who help parties in conflict reach a mutually agreeable solution, avoiding the need for costly and time-consuming legal battles. Unlike solicitors or attorneys who advocate for one side, mediators facilitate open communication, helping parties find common ground and resolve their issues collaboratively. But what exactly does a civil mediator do, and why might mediation be the better choice over hiring a solicitor or attorney? Let’s explore. What is a Civil Mediator? A civil mediator is a trained professional specializing in resolving disputes without the need for formal court proceedings. Their role is to act as a neutral third party, guiding discussions and helping the parties involved in a dispute to reach a voluntary agreement. Civil mediators do not take sides, provide legal advice, or impose decisions. Instead, they create a structured environment where both parties can communicate effectively, identify their needs and concerns, and work towards a mutually beneficial solution. Mediators are commonly used in cases such as: Contract disputes Property disagreements Workplace conflicts Debt recovery issues Neighbour disputes The Benefits of Using a Mediator Instead of a Solicitor or Attorney Cost-Effective ResolutionLegal battles can be prohibitively expensive, with solicitors or attorneys charging high hourly rates. Mediation, on the other hand, is often a fraction of the cost, making it accessible to individuals and businesses alike. Quicker OutcomesCourt cases can drag on for months or even years. Mediation typically resolves disputes in days or weeks, allowing parties to move on with their lives more quickly. ConfidentialityUnlike court proceedings, which are often public, mediation is entirely private. The discussions and agreements remain confidential, preserving the privacy of all involved. Maintains ControlIn mediation, the parties themselves decide the outcome, rather than leaving it in the hands of a judge. This often leads to more creative and satisfactory solutions tailored to their specific needs. Preserves RelationshipsThe collaborative nature of mediation can help maintain or even improve relationships, making it especially valuable in disputes involving family, neighbors, or business partners. Reduced StressThe informal, conversational approach of mediation is far less intimidating and stressful than court proceedings, providing a more comfortable setting for resolution. FlexibilityMediation sessions can be scheduled at the convenience of the parties, avoiding the rigid timelines of court hearings. When to Use a Mediator vs. a Solicitor or Attorney While mediation is a fantastic tool for resolving many disputes, it’s not suitable for every situation. Complex legal cases that require detailed legal advice or where one party refuses to engage in good faith may be better suited to solicitors or attorneys. However, for most civil disputes, mediation is an efficient, effective, and empowering alternative. Conclusion A civil mediator is a valuable resource for resolving disputes amicably, efficiently, and cost-effectively. By choosing mediation over litigation, you can save time and money while maintaining control over the outcome. Whether it’s a property disagreement, workplace issue, or contract dispute, mediation offers a practical and less stressful path to resolution. At In Motion Ltd., our experienced mediators are here to help you find solutions that work for everyone involved. Ready to resolve your dispute? Contact us today to learn more about our mediation services.Simone Michaud, LLM MBA Certified UK Mediator United KingdomNew Arrival
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