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The Mediation Directive—has it affected mediations in England and Wales?

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Published on: 23 February 2016
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Table of contents

  • Objectives of the Directive
  • When does the Directive apply?
  • Mediation in England and Wales
  • Implementation of the Directive
  • Enforcement
  • Confidentiality
  • Limitation
  • Conclusion

Article summary

Dispute Resolution analysis: Richard Kiddell, partner, and Alice Jowitt, professional support lawyer, in Hogan Lovells’ Litigation and International Arbitration practice, discuss the impact of the Mediation Directive on mediation in England and Wales.

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