May 21, 2025
Should Mediation Be In-Person or Remote? Weighing the Pros and Cons In the wake of the pandemic, remote hearings and virtual mediations have become the norm rather than the exception. While in-person mediation remains a powerful tool for resolving disputes, online...
May 20, 2025
When Disputes Turn Toxic: Why Mediation Offers a Lifeline in Neighbour, Boundary, and Inheritance Rows A quick glance through recent headlines reveals a pattern that is both troubling and familiar: people locked in bitter and costly disputes over property, boundaries,...
May 20, 2025
When Disputes Turn Toxic: Why Mediation Offers a Lifeline in Neighbour, Boundary and Inheritance Rows A quick glance through this week’s headlines shows the alarming regularity with which ordinary people are becoming embroiled in extraordinary legal disputes....
May 17, 2025
Significant reforms to the law of wills in England and Wales are under consideration following the publication of a major Law Commission report. The proposed changes, if implemented, are likely to reshape the landscape of inheritance law—and are expected to result in...
May 15, 2025
Is Commercial Litigation in Decline? The Rise of ADR Amidst Funding Constraints In recent years, civil litigation trends in England and Wales have diverged sharply between the County Court and the High Court. While the County Court has seen a consistent increase in...
May 14, 2025
Why Suggesting Mediation Is a Strength, Not a Sign of Weakness By Peter Causton In the world of conflict—whether in business, family, or legal disputes—there’s a persistent and misguided belief that proposing mediation is a sign of weakness. To some, it signals...
