by Graham Perry | Feb 16, 2021 | Mediation
A marriage has broken up. There are three children aged – 7, 4 and four months. There are assets but not large. The husband is a self-employed accountant with average means. The wife took in part-time work until the birth of the baby. You have accepted the appointment...
by Graham Perry | Feb 16, 2021 | Arbitration
Bias in arbitration comes in many guises – sometimes it is apparent and sometimes it is unconscious and when it comes what do you, as Chair of the Tribunal does? Actually, it is a big question and, if you leave it because it makes you feel “awkward”, you are not doing...
by Graham Perry | Feb 16, 2021 | Mediation
You have accepted an appointment as a mediator in a dispute between directors who have fallen out. There are three directors – two on one side and one on the other. The dispute is proceeding to court. There is a requirement to mediate. Your terms of appointment have...
by Graham Perry | Feb 16, 2021 | Arbitration
A very topical topic. You are a winger party-appointed arbitrator. You have decided who wins and who loses and now comes costs. These are the costs of the arbitration, not the parties’ own costs. You are just looking at the fees and expenses of the three arbitrators –...
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