May 24, 2016
Time and again, parties end up in financial difficulties because they get involved with legal proceedings over a neighbour dispute, which the Courts have directed is the kind of dispute that benefits from mediation. The latest tale of litigation woe concerns a...
May 24, 2016
Peter Causton of ProMediate will be speaking to an influential group of MPs at the Palace of Westminster on 25 May about consumer ADR alongside Michel Kalipetis, commercial mediator. Peter will be explaining how the ADR Directive is not working very well in...
May 24, 2016
In its response to a consultation on setting up a new property Court, the Civil Justice Council has recommended more flexible deployment of judges in landlord and tenant, housing, property and land registration cases. The working group says that there are a number of...
May 23, 2016
Customers are increasingly turning to social media to post bad reviews about goods or services they have bought, causing damage to businesses’ reputations. We would caution against posting online before first exhausting the complaints process. That avenue may...
May 18, 2016
High speed broadband – a new right likely to bring new claims? Under the Queen’s Speech families will get the right to automatic compensation if their broadband fails. Ofcom, the industry regulator, will also get an automatic right to force broadband...
