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We are delighted to welcome you to the conference edition of our Disputes Digest, our periodic publication which features commentary and analysis on the latest developments in dispute resolution.
This fifth edition of our Disputes Digest covers a variety of speed-related topics, including emergency procedures in arbitration, predictive coding technology, and ways to reduce the risk and costs of conflicts. We also take a look at reforms recommended or introduced by various courts and bodies, including Lord Briggs’ proposed reforms for the civil courts (and whether these will bring time and cost efficiencies), the Financial Ombudsman Service, the Fast Track Competition Appeal Tribunal and the Relaunch of the Professional Negligence Adjudication Scheme.
You can read the latest edition of Disputes Digest online here or download it in PDF format below.
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