Harry Spurr is an accomplished and directory-ranked mediator in commercial, property and other civil disputes.
“One of the best mediators I’ve worked with, and my clients were very impressed too”
“It was a breath of fresh air to have you when you’re clearly very good at what you do…”
“Harry Spurr is a highly skilled mediator”
Practice
Harry Spurr is an accomplished and directory-ranked mediator in commercial, civil and property disputes.
Described recently as “outstanding”, “one of the best”, highly-skilled” and “at the top of his profession”, Harry is regularly commended by parties for his mediation style, and in particular his calming influence and capacity to challenge sensitively but robustly. His consistently excellent feedback, and high settlement rate, speak for themselves.
Harry’s background as a barrister practising for many years from leading chambers, and as the former owner of two successful businesses, gives him a rare insight in the combination of legal and commercial influences that frame disputes. Read more here.
Resources
Harry regularly writes about mediation - in particular on mediation strategy, negotiation tactics and on the psychology of mediation.
He is also the publisher of A Moment on Mediation, a podcast offering brief insights to professionals involved in dispute resolution.
Harry also frequently runs coaching and training sessions on mediation and conflict resolution.
To see a selection of Harry’s publications, click here.
Testimonials
Harry is directory-ranked and consistently receives excellent feedback from clients - solicitors and parties alike.
You can read a selection of recent feedback here.
Contact
Harry practices as a mediator principally from IPOS Mediation (click here for more info) and St John’s Chambers, and is also a Panel Member member at London’s internationally recognised Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution (CEDR).
Find out how to contact Harry or his clerking team here.
“Very user friendly, set the mediation well and went the extra mile to ensure settlement was achieved. A really nice tone was set for the mediation.”