Mediation And Arbitration In England
Hayley FrenchAssociate, Bird & Bird, London, England In 1996 Lord Woolf, Master of the Rolls, delivered “Access to Justice”, his final report on the civil justice system in England and Wales, to the Lord Chancellor. This report identified the need for fair, speedy and proportionate resolution of disputes and the need to use alternative routes […]
Introduction To Arbitration Procedures And Mediation Of The PRC
John BudgePartner, Wilkinson & Grist, Hong Kong Wang Dong HuiLegal Counsel, Wilkinson & Grist, Intellectual Property Agency, Ltd., Beijing, PRC Arbitration and mediation are two very common methods of dispute resolution. Historically, the PRC is not a litigious country. This article will explain the arbitration procedures and mediation in the PRC.
Arbitration: A Canadian Primer
Timothy LowmanPartner, Sim Lowman Ashton & McKay, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Arbitrations of both domestic and international commercial disputes are frequently conducted in Canada. The development of Canada’s reputation in international arbitrations arises from its significant talent pool of arbitration counsel and other advantages as a venue for arbitration, including the favourable attitude of Canadian Courts, […]
