Mark Crane
Areas of Expertise include:-
• IT Contracts
• Construction & Engineering
• Marine
• Rail Infrastructure
• Defective Works
• Facilities Management
• Service Contracts
• Framework Agreements
• Property Leases
• Landlord & Tenant
• Boundary and Party Wall Disputes
• Easements and Rights of Way
• Professional Negligence
• Insurance
• Unpaid Invoices
• Transport and Logistics
Recent feedback for Mark includes:
“…Mark’s ability to grasp the underlying issues very quickly was a real benefit to achieving a rapid settlement…”
“…Marks relaxed style immediately put the participant’s as ease…”
“…His no nonsense, straight forward approach was like a breath of fresh air…”
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Recent Blog Posts
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Court of Appeal recommends mediation to warring siblings in inheritance and probate case
The Court has once again highlighted the importance of ADR or mediation in disputes about wills and probate. The case was that of Rea v Rea [2021] EWHC 893 (Ch) This was a second appeal against a decision of Deputy Master Arkush (the "Deputy Master") given on 13...
Prominence of Self Exclusion: How it affects Western Markets
The rising concern over gambling addiction has prompted both government and regulatory entities to launch initiatives aimed at mitigating the issue. Among these initiatives are self-exclusion schemes, such as Gamstop in the United Kingdom, Betstop in Sweden, and OASIS...
Workplace mediation – when can you use it?
Mediation is a valuable approach for resolving workplace disagreements and improving relationships. Here’s when and how it can be effectively used: People frequently ask us when it is appropriate to hire a workplace mediator: When to Use Mediation: Workplace...
Enhancing ADR in Family Proceedings: Understanding Recent Rule Changes
Introduction:The landmark case of Churchill v Merthyr Tidfyl has significantly impacted civil litigation and the integration of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). However, its implications on family proceedings are equally noteworthy. This article delves into the...
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