Overcoming Impasse in Mediation
By Rick Weiler (Weiler ADR Inc.)
“Impasse” – a situation in which no progress is possible, especially because of disagreement; a deadlock.
The Last time I focused...
Too few of Africa’s commercial disputes are resolved by African arbitrators – why this...
Throughout my career arbitrating on disputes between companies and governments outside the courts, I’ve noticed a growing number of claims made by Africans. But...
New Mandatory Arbitration Legislation is a great step, but not a cure
By Rakeen Mabud
Last week, the U.S. House of Representatives delivered a blow to the unjust practice of mandatory arbitration by passing the Forced Arbitration...
Lessons from Afadjato Mediation
By Edmund Mingle
The maiden Afadjato Mediation Expedition, organised by ADR Daily, came off successfully last Saturday as more than 30 mediators, joined by other...
When “Evident Miscalculation” modifies Arbitration Award
The Supreme Court of Mississippi issued a new opinion that sheds light on a topic that doesn’t come up often: when can an arbitration...
Who is an ADR Practitioner?
Article by April 2019 Batch of Professional Executive Master in Alternative Dispute Resolution (PEM ADR) at Institute Of Paralegal Training And Leadership Studies(IPLS), Ghana
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Do you want to get out of court?
By Edmund Mingle
Claimants, in civil cases, go to court for varied reasons. Some initiate court litigation to seek compensation, retrieve property or money owed...
Mediating in the shadow of the courts: Formality and informality
By Charlie Irvine
It’s good to see authors on this blog referencing academic research on decision-making. Similarly, a new chapter by Singapore judicial mediator Dorcas Quek...
ICC Mediation Rules
Current as 1 January 2014, the ICC Mediation Rules replaced the 2001 Amicable Dispute Resolution Rules (ADR Rules) to reflect today’s practices. These rules...
The Role of Technology in Reducing Litigation
Data from the National Justice Council (CNJ) shows that over 100 million lawsuits are currently before Brazilian courts. In 2010, the same institution revealed...
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