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30 January 2023

GIVE MANDATORY MEDIATION A CHANCE: INSIGHTS FROM THE LCAM-HSF SURVEY ON COMPULSORY MEDIATION

Study shows support by members of the dispute resolution community for some degree of mandatory mediation in both litigation and arbitration proceedings. …

15 September 2022

Upcoming Webinar: Attitudes to Compulsory Mediation in Arbitration and Litigation

On Wednesday 19 October 2022 at 12:30 pm (GMT) speakers from Herbert Smith Freehills will join the panel for a live London Chamber of Arbitration and …

08 March 2022

CLOSING FOR RESPONSES THIS FRIDAY: LCAM-HSF SURVEY ON COMPULSORY MEDIATION

CLOSING FOR RESPONSES THIS FRIDAY: LCAM-HSF SURVEY ON COMPULSORY MEDIATION
06 July 2020

ENGLISH HIGH COURT SETS ASIDE LMAA AWARD ON THE BASIS THAT THE ARBITRAL TRIBUNAL LACKED SUBSTANTIVE JURISDICTION

ENGLISH HIGH COURT SETS ASIDE LMAA AWARD ON THE BASIS THAT THE ARBITRAL TRIBUNAL LACKED SUBSTANTIVE JURISDICTION
16 December 2019

ENGLISH COMMERCIAL COURT ADDRESSES THE SCOPE OF A TRIBUNAL'S POWER TO CORRECT ARBITRAL AWARDS UNDER THE LCIA RULES 1998

ENGLISH COMMERCIAL COURT ADDRESSES THE SCOPE OF A TRIBUNAL'S POWER TO CORRECT ARBITRAL AWARDS UNDER THE LCIA RULES 1998

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