The Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) movement has been slowly gaining momentum over the past two decades in various parts of the world, and one of the few silver linings in 2020 seems to be an opportunity to explore this growing space.
The Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) movement has been slowly gaining momentum over the past two decades in various parts of the world, and one of the few silver linings in 2020 seems to be an opportunity to explore this growing space.
While some businesses have been gradually introducing virtual meetings into their culture, many businesses are now having to rapidly introduce them at scale. Virtual meetings do not have to be intimidating, if they are run efficiently and are productive.
Mediation advocacy is the technique of presenting and arguing a client’s position, needs and interests in a non-adversarial way.
It is with a heavy heart that we pen this month’s column as we pay tribute to our former Chief Justice Yong Pung How, who passed on earlier this month.
As 2019 winds down and 2020 beckons, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the year that has passed and make plans for the new year.
For this year’s Singapore Mediation Lecture, we were honoured to have Mr Edwin Tong SC to share his perspectives on the past, present and future of mediation for Singapore. For a summary of the Lecture, click here to read more.
This year, The Unfolding Conversations event looked at the construction industry and how mediation can help. Click here to find out.
Want to know more on the Mediation scene in Singapore? Click here to find out.
Read on to find out more on the Singapore Convention on Mediation here.
Dealing with website name disputes and not sure what to do? Fret not! Singapore Mediation Centre has you covered.