Add to ORKGThis paper examines the development of mediation in Hong Kong to date before turning to the approach of several other common law jurisdictions to compulsory mediation. It then examines the advantages and disadvantages of compulsion and concludes with what lessons, if any, the Hong Kong experience may have for other jurisdictions.postprin
Purpose This purpose of this paper is to critically examine jurisprudentially the current judicia...
Intending to achieve costs savings and delivering value in the dispute management process in both ci...
Since the sovereignty handover and establishment of the Hong Kong SAR in 1997, Hong Kong has faced t...
Mediator immunity has been identified as one major issue for possible future mediation legislation i...
Hong Kong has very recently launched the civil justice reform (CJR) to enhance its competiveness wit...
The development of mediation in Hong Kong is no longer in its infancy. Four decades after incorporat...
Judicial promotion of mediation has been unprecedented in major common law jurisdictions since the P...
Hong Kong, after some delay, has followed the international fashion in seeking to develop alternativ...
AnalysisA novel form of dispute resolution, an alternative to litigation and arbitration, is about t...
Hong Kong, like much of the world, is facing public criticism about the operation and accessibility ...
This doctoral dissertation examines the role mediation plays in contemporary Chinese civil dispute r...
Although the Civil Justice Reform brought about many changes to the Hong Kong courts, multi-party cl...
The Conference is organized by Center for International Legal StudiesOther Versio
The paper analyses the landmark decision in Chan Kam Shing by which the Hong Kong Court of Final App...
Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution (“ADR”) where a negotiation is facilitated by ...
Purpose This purpose of this paper is to critically examine jurisprudentially the current judicia...
Intending to achieve costs savings and delivering value in the dispute management process in both ci...
Since the sovereignty handover and establishment of the Hong Kong SAR in 1997, Hong Kong has faced t...
Mediator immunity has been identified as one major issue for possible future mediation legislation i...
Hong Kong has very recently launched the civil justice reform (CJR) to enhance its competiveness wit...
The development of mediation in Hong Kong is no longer in its infancy. Four decades after incorporat...
Judicial promotion of mediation has been unprecedented in major common law jurisdictions since the P...
Hong Kong, after some delay, has followed the international fashion in seeking to develop alternativ...
AnalysisA novel form of dispute resolution, an alternative to litigation and arbitration, is about t...
Hong Kong, like much of the world, is facing public criticism about the operation and accessibility ...
This doctoral dissertation examines the role mediation plays in contemporary Chinese civil dispute r...
Although the Civil Justice Reform brought about many changes to the Hong Kong courts, multi-party cl...
The Conference is organized by Center for International Legal StudiesOther Versio
The paper analyses the landmark decision in Chan Kam Shing by which the Hong Kong Court of Final App...
Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution (“ADR”) where a negotiation is facilitated by ...
Purpose This purpose of this paper is to critically examine jurisprudentially the current judicia...
Intending to achieve costs savings and delivering value in the dispute management process in both ci...
Since the sovereignty handover and establishment of the Hong Kong SAR in 1997, Hong Kong has faced t...