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Tim McFarlane
 Tim McFarlane has conducted over 5,500 mediations. He has also acted as arbitrator in a number of matters and developed a role as a facilitator for parties in conflict. He has presented locally and interstate and written extensively on alternative dispute resolution, with a strong emphasis on mediation. He also conducts private training and coaching in mediation training courses for law firms, universities, LEADR and was sub-editor for and a contributor to “Mediation - A Guide for Victorian Solicitors” a manual published by the Law Institute of Victoria.
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Jonathan Mott
 Jonathan Mott has expertise and experience encompassing over 3,000 disputes mainly as mediator and increasingly as an arbitrator.
Jonathan has spoken widely on a range of mediation topics to law firms and organisiations in Victoria.
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Robert Cornall
 Rob Cornall’s initial mediation roles were undertaken when he was Executive Director and Secretary of the Law Institute of Victoria (1987-95).
Since retiring from his position as the secretary of the Attorney Generals Department in Canberra, Rob has obtained accreditation under the National Mediator Standards and conducted mediations for McFarlane Legal in a range of legal areas.
At the same time, he has continued to advise the Australian Government on a variety of important policy areas including cyber crime and the operation of Australia’s intelligence agencies.
He also conducted the 2009 Review of the General Insurance Code of Practice for the Insurance Council of Australia.
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Janet Lambrou
 Janet completed the LEADR mediation course in 2009 and was accredited under the National Mediator Accreditation System in 2011. She is a current member of the LIV ADR Committee and a Fellow of ANZIIF. She has conducted mediations in Melbourne, Adelaide and Sydney, with a track record of successful outcomes and satisfied parties. She is liked and respected by the parties on all sides and presents as an excellent mediator.
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McFarlane Legal mediators and arbitrators have been involved in a vast number of areas of conflict including:
- pre-litigation disputes
- partnership disputes
- finance /mortgage
- insurance claim disputes
- Wills and Probate
- professional negligence including legal and medical professions, engineering
- dental and architects
- maritime and shipping
- aviation
- health care
- defamation
- intellectual property and copyright
- claims against the Crown and enforcement agencies
- class actions
- major construction
- class actions
- major construction
- telecommunications
- conveyancing and property transactions
- employment and workplace relations
- personal injury claims
- planning
- product liability
- insolvency
- discrimination
- trade practices
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