Fifteen years of experience in civil and commercial mediation, a constantly expanding professional network, and an increasingly structured presence throughout Italy. InMediaLex celebrates a significant milestone in 2026, confirming its position among the most active mediation firms and providers of professional training for lawyers and industry professionals.
Founded with the aim of offering a highly specialized service in the field of alternative dispute resolution, InMediaLex has progressively consolidated its structure through operational offices, professional collaborations, and training courses aimed at civil mediators.
"In recent years, we have seen a significant growth in interest in civil mediation," explains Stefano Boursier Niutta, director of the firm. "Today, professionals are looking not only for an efficient organization, but also for a network capable of providing operational support, ongoing training, and practical tools for working in an increasingly strategic sector. Through the magazine "Il Conciliatore," we are also trying to contribute to the dissemination of mediation culture and professional development."
According to Boursier Niutta, strengthening the culture of mediation represents a key aspect of the evolution of the Italian justice system: "Mediation is assuming an increasingly important role in the management of civil and commercial disputes. In this context, training becomes essential to ensure quality, competence, and professionalism."
Specifically on the training front, InMediaLex has launched several initiatives aimed at lawyers, graduates, and professionals interested in specializing in civil mediation. These include training courses for civil mediators, professional development courses, and practical training programs geared toward the concrete work of mediators.
Training activities are offered both in person and online, with a focus on the practical and operational aspects of the profession. The stated goal is to develop professionals who are immediately ready to address the dynamics of contemporary mediation.
Attorney Mariarosaria Cicatiello, the institution's theoretical trainer and member of the Scientific Committee, also weighs in on the topic, focusing on the regulatory perspectives currently at the center of national debate.
"The proposal to further expand the areas subject to mandatory mediation represents a very important step," emphasizes Attorney Cicatiello. "Experience in recent years has demonstrated how mediation can concretely contribute to reducing litigation and speeding up dispute resolution. It is clear that, at the same time, even greater investment in the qualified training of mediators will be necessary."
To mark its fifteenth anniversary, InMediaLex has also announced new initiatives dedicated to training and developing the organization's professional network, with the aim of further strengthening its presence in the region and creating new opportunities for lawyers and professionals interested in the ADR sector.
Further information on the organization's activities and training courses is available on the following websites:
www.inmedialex.com
www.ilconciliatore.it
Interesting announcement on InMediaLex, but I find the training still too theoretical and not practical. The courses are aimed at lawyers but don't explain the actual work, and there are often difficulties coordinating between offices, and a lack of practical contact and a network in the area. Let's hope this improves soon.