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Alternative Dispute Resolution
The City Disputes Panel is a leading provider of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) services that are tailored to meet the needs of the financial services industry, commercial corporations and all who do business with them, in the UK and internationally.
We offer a wide range of dispute resolution techniques and our experience of ADR and expertise in structuring ADR solutions allows us to identify the best way of resolving differences so that you are able to:
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preserve your commercial
relationships
protect your corporate
image and reputation
minimise costs
focus resources on your
core business
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the benefits of ADR. Click below to find out more about our sponsors and their views on ADR
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In the headlines
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New International Dispute Resolution (IDR) Group selects the City Disputes Panel for administrative support
THE IDR GROUP is a small group of international arbitration specialists. Membership is made up of arbitrators, lawyers and other professionals from a number of countries around the world who are qualified and experienced in international commercial arbitration and other dispute resolution processes.
The Group has a wide geographical spread, with members in key locations – Africa, Bangladesh, China, Europe, the Middle East, Russia, Singapore, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
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The Tony Curtis Debates
As part of the MATA winter programme the annual series of debates in memory of Tony Curtis take place between 5 October and 7 December 2006. The debates will be interesting, entertaining and perhaps even controversial.
Chaired by Lord Hunt and David Miles the debates are open to both practicing commercial mediators and non mediator guests.
Debate topics will be: “Judges should never mediate”; “Mediation Providers no longer add value” and “Top Mediators need big egos”
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The Autonomy of Arbitrators, and Fraud unravels All
Steven Gee QC examines from an international perspective how improper conduct may impact upon the enforcability of an arbitration award.
The Article was first published in "Arbitration International" vol22 No3 and we are grateful for their permission to repeat it.
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What's in the ADR news and information zone
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Out of Court Newsletter - 8th Edition
The 8th Edition of the Out of Court Newsletter issued by her Majesty's Court Service is now available. The latest news from HMCS about their initiatives to promote mediation and other forms of ADR are covered in the newsletter, as well as news on the re-launched National Mediation Helpline.
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Alternative Dispute Resolution in the Workplace
With the number of applications to employment tribunals still high and the prohibitive cost of pursuing a case through the courts, interest is growing in alternative dispute resolution. Paul Suff looks at the situation in this extract from the IRS Employment Review.
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Resolving Costs Disputes
In this article Martin Ellis, a retired senior costs judge, discusses the increase in costs disputes and offers a simple method of resolution. Mr Ellis is a specialist panellist with the City Disputes Panel.
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Mediation – Resolving Conflict
This article explains the effectiveness and general conduct of mediation as a process for resolving conflict in the conduct of business relationships. It does so by illustrating two scenarios, one, the common effects of taking a dispute to court and, two, of engaging a professional and independent mediator to assist the parties to work together to explore the issues within their dispute and to identify opportunities as to how they may resolve the dispute.
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Useful documents from the CDP
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For other ADR and information resources go to our
Useful Links page
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