June 12th: Much has been written concerning the role of technology within Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in recent years. The unique nature of technology within society and business presents many questions within the industry.
July 17th: This expert panel will lead a review in the area's best practices and techniques including critical practice, legal, policy and ethical considerations and the importance of care, capacity, family dynamics, abuse awareness and financial issues.
August 14th: Turning to the courts to resolve disputes seems to be an almost instinctive reaction these days. However, the sobering reality is that lawsuits can be financially and emotionally draining for the participants, and can even impact our economy in the long-run.
September 11th: This panel aims to walk the ADR community through the new acts, addressing the positive effects of the International Arbitration act and the expectations around the new Domestic Arbitration Act.
October 23rd: The panel will explore the Key Actions to responding and supporting those with mental illness, with a view to increased understanding and awareness in the ADR community on these issues.
November 20th: This panel examines the dynamic and changing landscape for consumer arbitration, contrasting it with approaches prevalent in the U.S. and in Europe.
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