Mediator immunity has been identified as one major issue for possible future mediation legislation in the 2010 Consultation Paper released by the Hong Kong Government. So far there is no uniform stance on the issue around the world. This paper analyses relevant methods for determining mediator liability and the scope of that liability in different countries. Hong Kong’s revised Arbitration Ordinance has taken a forward through its qualified immunity position with respect to the issue of mediator liability under the arbitration framework. This position is commendable for adapting to the current trend of dispute resolution. The paper concludes that a similar approach should be adopted in future mediation legislation in Hong Kong.published_or_...
Since the sovereignty handover and establishment of the Hong Kong SAR in 1997, Hong Kong has faced t...
Conference Theme: Law 2.0: New Challenges in AsiaPanel: Cross-border IssuesAs China’s international ...
Ever since the establishment of “one country, two systems ” in Hong Kong, there ha...
This paper examines the development of mediation in Hong Kong to date before turning to the approach...
The Conference is organized by Center for International Legal StudiesOther Versio
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...
As interim measures in international arbitration have gained prominence in recent decades, the arbit...
The development of mediation in Hong Kong is no longer in its infancy. Four decades after incorporat...
Assesses the civil justice implications of pre-trial judicial mediation in China and court-related m...
Mediation activities have proliferated in mainland China and Hong Kong over the last decade. The Ch...
Author name used in this publication: K. W. Chau2006-2007 > Academic research: refereed > Publicatio...
Published in cooperation with the American Bar Association Section of Dispute Resolutio
Since the sovereignty handover and establishment of the Hong Kong SAR in 1997, Hong Kong has faced t...
Arbitration between a private party and a State is always contentious for one main reason: whether t...
Since the sovereignty handover and establishment of the Hong Kong SAR in 1997, Hong Kong has faced t...
Conference Theme: Law 2.0: New Challenges in AsiaPanel: Cross-border IssuesAs China’s international ...
Ever since the establishment of “one country, two systems ” in Hong Kong, there ha...
This paper examines the development of mediation in Hong Kong to date before turning to the approach...
The Conference is organized by Center for International Legal StudiesOther Versio
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...
As interim measures in international arbitration have gained prominence in recent decades, the arbit...
The development of mediation in Hong Kong is no longer in its infancy. Four decades after incorporat...
Assesses the civil justice implications of pre-trial judicial mediation in China and court-related m...
Mediation activities have proliferated in mainland China and Hong Kong over the last decade. The Ch...
Author name used in this publication: K. W. Chau2006-2007 > Academic research: refereed > Publicatio...
Published in cooperation with the American Bar Association Section of Dispute Resolutio
Since the sovereignty handover and establishment of the Hong Kong SAR in 1997, Hong Kong has faced t...
Arbitration between a private party and a State is always contentious for one main reason: whether t...
Since the sovereignty handover and establishment of the Hong Kong SAR in 1997, Hong Kong has faced t...
Conference Theme: Law 2.0: New Challenges in AsiaPanel: Cross-border IssuesAs China’s international ...
Ever since the establishment of “one country, two systems ” in Hong Kong, there ha...