Alternatively speaking

Article Abstract:

The popularity of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is growing in the UK. The main aim of the procedure is to establish a forum enable a settlement through a neutral party. This person helps the parties to pinpoint mutual interests which could become the foundation of an agreed settlement. ADR cuts costs, saves time and removes hostility. There are various types of ADR, including mediation, conciliation and executive tribunals.

Dispute resolution (Law)

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Correspondence course

Article Abstract:

Under new civil procedure laws in the UK, parties are asked to attempt an early settlement of disputes through pre-action correspondence. The procedure is being encouraged to reduce the number of new claims reaching the courts. The basis of pre-action correspondence should include a full warning of the claim with a proper response time and cooperation in exchanging information.

Complaints (Civil procedure)

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Rightful adjudication

Article Abstract:

The provisions of the UK Human Rights Act 1998 are examined, with focus on how the new law will affect the process of adjudication in the construction industry, with reference to cases heard in 1999 and 2000.

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