18.02.2010

Good Practice, or MAL

Good Practice, or MAL

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The questions being raised both here and in the USA around dispute resolution are: • Mediation, should it be considered before and instead of litigation? • Arbitrators - should they be more pro-active before the arbitration takes place? • Litigation - are cash-strapped corporations of all sizes, private individuals and others seeking to avoid litiga¬tion costs by resolving business-to-business, consumer disputes via mediation? Visit www.nwmediationsolutions.co.uk for full discussion.

I’ve been in legal administration for over 35 years – I know how things work, and appreciate the benefits of mediation as an essential tool to consider when in dispute. I can discuss its benefits to…

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