In this article Jacqui reviews the recently published report of the Civil Justice Council on Compulsory ADR. This report covers two areas: Can the parties to a civil dispute be …
In the debate on the countervailing pressures to return to normality and help the economy versus continuing to WFH where possible, where do we who are involved in mediations as …
Introduction Due to the coronavirus pandemic and current government restrictions face-to-face mediations are not currently possible. However, all our mediators are able to offer online mediation. This will enable clients …
I am frequently asked by solicitors for my views on whether a mediator should facilitate or evaluate, or both. What is interesting is that the parties rarely become involved in …
The Civil Justice Council has published the final report of its Working Party on ADR which looks at all forms of ADR but predominantly mediation. In this article Jacqui looks …
Jacqui Joyce looks at the most recent survey of mediators and lawyers. Every two years the Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution (CEDR) produces a survey of the civil and commercial …
Check out this superb EGi podcast in which our very own Jacqui Joyce goes head to head with Jonathan Seitler QC of Wilberforce Chambers on the merits of using mediation …
Jacqui Joyce looks at the latest mediation surveys by CEDR and the Civil Mediation Council. The Seventh Biannual Mediation Audit was released this month and shows some interesting changes to …
Have your say as a user of mediation services. The CEDR Mediation Audit for 2016 has just been launched with separate questionnaires for mediators and for lawyers who represent parties …
It now appears to be accepted by the vast majority of professionals that mediation is a cheap, quick and effective way to settle disputes. I have long held the view …