About me

I like to start from a blank page and build up a way to find solutions.
My father, who is passionate about ancient Egyptian history and philosophical questions about mankind, has passed on to me his intellectual curiosity.
Thus, I rapidly developed an interest for the primates' world and then decided to study law.
I know how much "living with a case" can be painful and strenuous. I also know that a trial can be a source of concern and frustration. Formal litigation shouldn't be a systematic way when facing a dispute. I became a mediator for that reason.
Mediation is a chance.
A chance to decide the outcome of a dispute together, and in a neutral environment.

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My approach to work

Respect comes first.

Respect

Respect for everyone, and everyone's speech and experience.

Understanding

Asking questions to understand the situation, identify the needs and everyone's interests.

Communication

Encourage direct communication during the process.

Time

Taking the time to build up a satisfying solution for everyone.