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Alternative dispute resolution in IT matters, in UK

Daniel Djanogly was interviewed by ITweek, UK about experts in alternative dispute resolution are a popular way to resolve disputes between conflicting parties in technica cases:
So what exactly is expert determination and how does it differ from other methods?
This is one of a number of private dispute resolution methods collectively referred to as alternative dispute […]

ICC dispute resolution course in Singapore

The interactive training session will take participants through the different stages of any amicable dispute resolution procedure, such as mediation. After defining the roles of the mediator, parties, and lawyers, participants will work in small groups on a mock case. Each group will be led by a renowned dispute resolution practitioner. A real case study […]

New Procedures in the Institute of Arbitration

The Standard Dispute Rules (hereinafter referred to as ‘the rules’) are used, both nationally and internationally, to find a solution to a dispute or to obtain a verdict, quickly, simply and more cheaply, either through reconciliation or arbitration.
I. Conciliation
Either party may demand conciliation. The demand for conciliation is made by letter, fax or Internet. Within […]

4th Annual International Competitions for Online Dispute Resolution - ICODR 2005

Registration for the 4th Annual International Competitions for Online Dispute Resolution (ICODR 2005) is open again. The competitions will be held early next year.
The goal is to enhance worldwide law student understanding of online dispute resolution. Competitions are being held again in negotiation, mediation, and arbitration and a prototype litigation competition is being started this […]

Building Contract Disputes

I write and annually update Building Contract Disputes: Practice and Precedents (Sweet & Maxwell, London), which includes chapters on ADR, adjudication and arbitration, and a directory of dispute resolution service providers.

SEMINAR: Online Arbitration: What Technology can do for Arbitral Institutions

The Online Arbitration: What Technology can do for Arbitral Institutions seminar is free-of-charge and is being presented on two alternative dates: Thursday January 16 or Friday January 17 2002. Brunel University, United Kingdom.
The expectation is that online technology will speed up and reduce the cost of international arbitration proceedings. It is expected to remove the […]