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Kingsley Napley’s Medical Negligence Team ‘walks together’ with the Dame Vera Lynn Children’s Charity
Sharon Burkill
10 May 2024
Dying matters week – A day in court is not always the best option
The last thing someone usually needs when dealing with the death of a loved one is to face a legal dispute involving members of their family. Further, the prospect of family members in conflict is unlikely to be what anyone wants to happen after they pass away.
28 April 2023
ADR meetings in tax disputes: trust the process or steer clear?
First published by Taxation on 24 April 2023, Waqar Shah explores whether alternative dispute resolution for tax will continue to be a good option bearing in mind upcoming changes to HMRC’s internal ADR manual.
9 April 2020
Remote mediation in civil litigation: Does it really work?
The legal profession is increasingly reliant on technology, and never more so than during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many clients are wondering what impact the restrictions on our movement will have on their upcoming mediations.
1 September 2015
Mediation: The question is not if, but when
Refusing to engage with ADR has significant risks, irrespective of merits or another party's conduct, warn Richard Foss and Katherine Pymont.
2 October 2013
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) up for discussion
Angus Wakeman and Iain Hartnup explore the recent trend towards using ADR to resolve disputes.