This article discusses recent developments in the regulation and practice of mediation in the UK. It examines where regulation can be most useful and discusses the increasing use of technology in four areas: car accident claims, domain names disputes, contractual businesses disputes, and small claims. The articles concludes by noting the need to promote mediation in appropriate cases, but only once empirical research has been conducted to identify in which type of cases would mediation would be most useful
Considers the limited take-up of alternative dispute resolution in the commercial sphere in Scotland...
This article discusses potential issues of current European Union regulations in regard to the onlin...
This writing aims to examine and analyze business/civil dispute resolution through online dispute re...
Civil mediation in Britain has rapidly moved away from being an option, for private choice, to becom...
The use of mediation in England and Wales is nowadays an accepted and common practice within the alt...
Family mediation practice in the United Kingdom has been self-regulated voluntarily from its early b...
This article presents the history and reasons for the emergence and development of the institute of ...
The article is devoted to formation and evolution of mediation. The author highlights activity of ci...
Should the provision of services by individual mediators and mediation providers in England be contr...
The mediation movement has developed from a mere private business to being an integral part of the j...
This article aims to explore principles governing mediation both in Ireland and in other jurisdictio...
Conflict as well as its regulation and control methods in particular are unquestionably the subject ...
Should mediation practice be regulated? This is a hotly disputed issue. It is one in which there exi...
The subject matter of the »Mediation Moves…« conference was very broad. Presentations covered the cu...
Mediation is a flexible and voluntary method of resolving business disputes. Recently its unique cha...
Considers the limited take-up of alternative dispute resolution in the commercial sphere in Scotland...
This article discusses potential issues of current European Union regulations in regard to the onlin...
This writing aims to examine and analyze business/civil dispute resolution through online dispute re...
Civil mediation in Britain has rapidly moved away from being an option, for private choice, to becom...
The use of mediation in England and Wales is nowadays an accepted and common practice within the alt...
Family mediation practice in the United Kingdom has been self-regulated voluntarily from its early b...
This article presents the history and reasons for the emergence and development of the institute of ...
The article is devoted to formation and evolution of mediation. The author highlights activity of ci...
Should the provision of services by individual mediators and mediation providers in England be contr...
The mediation movement has developed from a mere private business to being an integral part of the j...
This article aims to explore principles governing mediation both in Ireland and in other jurisdictio...
Conflict as well as its regulation and control methods in particular are unquestionably the subject ...
Should mediation practice be regulated? This is a hotly disputed issue. It is one in which there exi...
The subject matter of the »Mediation Moves…« conference was very broad. Presentations covered the cu...
Mediation is a flexible and voluntary method of resolving business disputes. Recently its unique cha...
Considers the limited take-up of alternative dispute resolution in the commercial sphere in Scotland...
This article discusses potential issues of current European Union regulations in regard to the onlin...
This writing aims to examine and analyze business/civil dispute resolution through online dispute re...