Mediation is on the rise. This timely seminar, delivered by Andrew Hogan and Craig Ralph, addresses the guidance on solicitors’ obligations to advise their clients in respect of ADR generally, the Court’s rules and practice in relation to ADR generally post Churchill v Merthyr Tydfil [2023] EWCA Civ 1416 (inc amendment to CPR r.44.2(5)), potential costs sanctions for refusing to mediate or engage in costs ADR and what may constitute reasonable or unreasonable refusals applying the Halsey principles to costs litigation. It explores facilitative and evaluative mediation and how the Kings’ costs team can help.

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