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Mediation and settlement—2015 in review

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Published on: 17 December 2015
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Table of contents

  • What mediation related developments have been most noticeable during 2015?
  • Has the actual process of mediation changed at all?
  • What about timing?
  • What is an interesting case this year on mediation and its significance for practitioners?
  • What sort of ADR-related legislative developments can we expect in 2016?

Article summary

Dispute Resolution analysis: As part of our end of year review series on dispute resolution, Jon Lang, commercial mediator, takes a look at the area of mediation and settlement.

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