Practice Notes: ADR & Mediation
Compulsory ADR – a cultural shift in civil litigation?
Paula Kumar considers the creation of a ‘compulsory’ element to ADR
04 Jan 2022
ADR: Can it really be compulsory?
Andrew Howell examines whether litigants will be compelled to participate in ADR
04 Jan 2022
Financial remedy arbitrations – now a very appealing prospect?
Matthew Brunsdon Tully considers the appellate routes from arbitration
03 Jan 2022
A portal for SME claims – what’s that all about?
Tony Guise considers the possibility of a Portal for SME debt claims
02 Dec 2021
Compulsory ADR – what’s it all about?
Tony Guise considers the implications of compulsory ADR
05 Nov 2021
Dispute resolution: call for evidence
The government is seeking 'tangible' examples of dispute resolution from the 'frontline'
02 Sep 2021
Mediation voucher scheme: ‘thousands’ more families to benefit
The government has pledged a further £800,000 for the scheme
31 Aug 2021
Dispute resolution reform: government call for evidence
Responses will shape the future system with technology and dispute resolution 'at [its] heart'
09 Aug 2021
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