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Written by Mark Jackson-Stops
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 Eighteen months of cajoling and persuasion and the day arrived. I had spoken with each solicitor and, as always, put together an attendance list. My heart sank.
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Written by Andrew Paton
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 After hearing the Appellant make his opening statement, in person, the Defendant (also in person) rose, stabbed his finger towards the Appellant's chest and said, 'This is bo***cks; the only mistake I've made here was in not getting you shot', before walking out.
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Written by Jane Andrewartha
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Friday, 01 February 2008 00:00 |
 The young female trainee on the side of the multiple Defendants confided in me that she was truly pleased that I had been appointed – I felt flattered. I had not, she explained, been the choice of any of the parties – disappointment crept in. In fact there had been resistance to me – now rising panic.
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Written by Matthew Rushton
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Friday, 01 February 2008 00:00 |
 Research on The Secrets of Successful and Unsuccessful Mediators, as revealed in January’s JAMS Dispute Resolution Alert offers few surprises, and no secrets. |
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Written by Michel Kallipetis QC
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Monday, 03 December 2007 00:00 |
 THE EARLY morning train to anywhere is grim: an indeterminate brown liquid, which served either as tea or coffee, accompanied by a slice of brownish cardboard, laughingly described as the 'healthy option', should have warned me that the day was not going to be as straightforward as the 'Mediation Bundle' suggested.
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