Practice Notes: ADR & Mediation
The times they are a'changing: civil procedure reform
Tony Guise considers the effects of the Judicial Review and Courts Act 2021 on litigation
26 Jun 2022
Raising the bar for fundamental dishonesty: Jenkinson v Robertson [2022] EWHC 756
Rebecca Huyton and Katie Nichols evaluate the effect of a new precedent on road traffic litigation
07 Jun 2022
Seven speeches: a round-up of civil justice reforms
Tony Guise considers seven key speeches in litigation and ADR
01 Apr 2022
The CJC: people's access to justice?
Tony Guise reports on the recent CJC day conference
28 Feb 2022
The Pre-Action Protocols: hard pruning!
Tony Guise considers the complications of changing Civil Procecure Rules’ Pre-Action Protocols
31 Jan 2022
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
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