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ADR Chambers International |
ADR Chambers International (“ADRCI”) is a leading Canadian organization that
specializes in International Arbitration and Mediation through the use of
the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules. The mandate of ADRCI is to provide a single
cost effective Canadian source for all types of international dispute
resolution, including formal international arbitration, mediation, med-arb
or other hybrid systems of dispute resolution. It is associated with
ADR Chambers and ADR Chambers UK. |
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Global Center for Dispute Resolution
Research (The) |
Site of organisation which sponsors
research in alternative dispute resolution methods throughout the
world, particularly in the area of cross-border commerce. |
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Hague Permanent Court of Arbitration
(The) |
The PCA is an
international organisation formed by treaty in 1899. Its rules of
procedure are
based on the UNCITRAL
Arbitration Rules. The PCA administers arbitration, conciliation
and fact finding in disputes involving various combinations of
states, private parties and intergovernmental organizations. |
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International Bar Association - Mediation and Conciliation Committee |
The Mediation Committee focuses on laws, practices and procedures relating
to the mediation, conciliation, and negotiation of transnational disputes,
as well as other alternative dispute resolution processes. The Committee
seeks to advance the information available to the international legal
community about such processes and techniques for implementing them, to
contribute to the development of improved practices and ethical standards in
the field, and to draw attention to legal developments and problems relating
to mediation and ADR. |
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International Center for the Settlement of Investment Disputes
(ICSID) |
The International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes
(ICSID) was formed in 1966 to facilitate the settlement of investment disputes between governments and foreign investors.
ICSID is an autonomous international organization with close links with the World Bank.
ICSID provides facilities for the conciliation and arbitration of disputes between member countries and investors who qualify as nationals of other member countries. Recourse to ICSID conciliation and arbitration is entirely voluntary.
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International Chamber of Commerce |
In the dispute resolution world the
ICC is better known for its administered international arbitration scheme.
However, its ADR Rules were launched in 2001. Site includes rules and other
documents. |
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Internet
Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (The) |
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers
(ICANN)
is a non-profit, private-sector corporation formed by a broad coalition of
the Internet's business, technical, academic, and user communities. ICANN has a
"Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy" to deal with such
disputes which are adopted by many other internet name registrars and also
Dispute Resolution Rules. |
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London Court of International Arbitration
(LCIA) (The) |
The
LCIA is the longest-established of all the major international
institutions for commercial dispute resolution. Although based in
London, the LCIA is an international institution. It administers
dispute resolution proceedings for all parties, regardless of their
location, and under any system of law. The LCIA has a set of mediation
rules. |
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Organisation for
Security and Cooperation in Europe |
The Court of
Conciliation and Arbitration of the Organisation for
Security and Cooperation in Europe
was
established in 1992, to settle disputes submitted to it by States
Parties to the Convention on Conciliation and Arbitration within the
OSCE. The Court is based in Geneva. Any dispute between State
Parties may be submitted, unilaterally or jointly, to the Conciliation
Commission. It is not a permanent body but a roster of conciliators and
arbitrators - only when a dispute is submitted is an ad hoc Conciliation
Commission or Arbitral Tribunal established. |
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United Nations Commission on International Trade Law
(UNCITRAL) |
The United
Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) is the core legal
body within the United Nations system in the field of international trade
law. UNCITRAL is tasked by the General Assembly to further the progressive
harmonization and unification of the law of international trade. In 1980 the
UN adopted a set of Conciliation Rules and in 2002 it promulgated a Model
Conciliation Law with a Guide to Enactment. |
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World Intellectual Property Organisation |
The site of the WIPO Arbitration and
Mediation Center. Based in Geneva, Switzerland, WIPO offers ADR for the
resolution of international commercial disputes in the fields of technology,
entertainment and other disputes involving intellectual property. Site
includes rules and other documents. |
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World Trade Organization Section on Dispute Settlement |
The WTO oversees the
dispute settlement system of the GATT, but since the decisions of panels
are no longer dependent upon the consent of the parties to a dispute,
the process is ultimately not one of mediation or conciliation. However,
the Uruguay Round Understanding on Rules and Procedures Governing the
Settlement of Disputes (DSU) emphasizes the importance of
consultations in securing dispute resolution, requiring a Member to
enter into consultations within 30 days of a request for consultations
from another Member. If after 60 days from the request for consultations
there is no settlement, the complaining party may request the
establishment of a panel. Where consultations are denied, the
complaining party may move directly to request a panel. The parties may
voluntarily agree to follow alternative means of dispute settlement,
including good offices, conciliation, mediation and arbitration.
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Arbitration Centre for .eu Disputes |
The alternative dispute resolution (ADR) for .eu domain name disputes is
provided by the Prague-based Arbitration Court attached to the Economic
Chamber of the Czech Republic and Agricultural Chamber of the Czech Republic
(the “Czech Arbitration Court”). The Czech Arbitration Court administers ADR
Proceedings according to ADR Rules and ADR Supplemental Rules, and in line
with the Public Policy Rules for .eu of the European Commission (EC
Regulation 784/2004). |
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Association of Balkan Chambers
(The) (ABC) |
The website of the
Association of Balkan Chambers of Commerce. Contains links to constituent
chambers which have mediation schemes. |
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Commercial Arbitration and Mediation Centre of the Americas
(The) (CAMCA) |
CAMCA was founded
in December of 1995, by four leading national institutions in North America:
The American Arbitration Association; The British Columbia International
Commercial Arbitration Centre; The Mexico City National Chamber of Commerce;
and The Quebec National and International Commercial Arbitration Centre. |
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Free Trade Area of the Americas
(The) (FTAA) |
The official web
site of the FTAA has a dispute resolution section. |
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EuroMed |
Web site devoted to tracking mediation initiatives of the European Community. |
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SICE Foreign Trade Information System |
Links to
international dispute resolution mechanisms in the Western hemisphere |
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Australia |
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Australian Centre for International
Arbitration (The)
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ACICA
offers mediation administrative services for international mediations,
including recommendations and/or appointments of experienced international
mediators, collection of fees and holding of a security deposit. ACICA
recommends the use of the UNCITRAL Conciliation Rules. |
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Australian Commercial Disputes Centre |
ACDC was established in 1986 to
advance the practice and quality of ADR services in Australia. It manages
mediations and assists in the appointment of mediators. |
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Bond
University - Dispute Resolution Centre |
The Dispute Resolution Centre was
established in 1989 and has a national reputation in training, teaching,
research and mediation practice. It is based in the Faculty of Law at
Bond University and has an inter-disciplinary focus. |
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IAMA
- Institute of Arbitrators and Mediators Australia |
Major arbitration provider in Australia |
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International Legal Services Advisory Council
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ILSAC is a part-time advisory body which reports to the
Attorney-General on matters relevant to Australia's international
performance in legal and related services. Its brief includes contributing
to the development of Australia's reputation in ICDR/ADR skills and services
in the Asia-Pacific region and internationally. |
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LEADR |
LEADR is an Australasian organisation
formed in 1989 to serve the community by promoting and facilitating the use
of ADR. LEADR is a source of mediators for the business, legal and
broad community sectors. |
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National Alternative Dispute Resolution
Advisory Council |
NADRAC is an independent body which advises the Commonwealth
Attorney-General on the development of high quality, economic and efficient
ways of resolving disputes without the need for a judicial decision. The
site contains guidance and links. |
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Austria |
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Anwaltliche Vereinigung für Mediation und
kooperatives Verhandeln (AVM) |
Anwaltliche Vereinigung für Mediation und kooperatives Verhandeln (AVM)
is the main point of contact with mediators in Austria. It provides a
seminar and an intensive education program for mediators. |
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International
Arbitral Centre of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber |
Conciliation Rules
- Translation from the authentic German text
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Bahrain |
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Gulf
Co-operation Council Commercial Arbitration Centre |
GCC is the Gulf
Co-Operation Council - and the Centre is in Bahrain |
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Belarus |
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Superjob |
Belarusian
Chamber of Commerce and Industry |
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Belgium |
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CEPANI-CEPINA |
Belgian Centre for the Study and Practice of
National and International Arbitration - Includes mediation rules. |
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Bulgaria |
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Bulgarian Chamber
of Commerce and Industry (The) |
The Chamber has a
set of rules for Conciliation within the Court of Arbitration at the
Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. |
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Canada |
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ADR Chambers |
ADR Chambers, is an alternative dispute resolution group whose members are
retired Judges and Senior Counsel and other dispute resolution experts. It
is linked to ADR Chambers International and ADR Chambers UK. |
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ADR Institute of Canada |
The ADR Institute of Canada (ADR
Canada), a national, non-profit organization, provides national leadership
in the development and promotion of dispute resolution services in Canada.
In concert with their seven regional affiliates, they represent and
support professionals who provide dispute resolution services and the
individuals and organizations that use those services. |
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ADRC.Com |
The ADR Centres have been providing a full range of dispute resolution services
since 1990, becoming the largest private sector service provider of dispute resolution services in British Columbia. There are presently 7 offices throughout the lower mainland, which are specifically equipped to conduct mediations and arbitrations. These Centres look after all the administration, provision of trained mediators and arbitrators, facilities, and an atmosphere that is conducive to settlement. The Centres provide service throughout B.C., Alberta and Washington State. |
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Alberta Arbitration & Mediation Society |
Promotes appropriate conflict management and provides excellence in
educational and dispute resolution services for the public |
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Arbitration & Mediation Institute of
Manitoba |
AMIM is a public service, non-profit, non-governmental organization which
provides the public with the means of resolving disputes of all kinds
through arbitration, mediation and other methods, and acts as a regional
centre of information, education and research |
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Arbitration and Mediation
Institute of Ontario |
The Arbitration and Mediation and Institute of Ontario Inc. is the largest
affiliate of The Arbitration and Mediation Institute of Canada Inc. (AMIC).
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British Columbia Arbitration and Mediation
Institute |
The Institute was incorporated in March 1980. Its name was changed in March
1988 to British Columbia Arbitration and Mediation Institute |
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British Columbia International Commercial Arbitration Centre |
The site of the
BC International Commercial Arbitration Centre, which appoints mediators and
administers mediations. |
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Canadian Foundation for Dispute Resolution
(The) |
CFDR is now a wholly-owned subsidiary
of the ADR Institute of Canada, Inc.
Information on this website is pre-merger and for historical reference,
but it contains much useful information. |
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Santiago Chamber
of Commerce |
The
Santiago Chamber of Commerce created the Santiago Arbitration and Mediation
Center in 1992 (CAM Santiago). In 1998, Cam Santiago incorporated mediation
as a new mechanism of commercial dispute resolution. |
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Czech Republic |
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Arbitration Centre for .eu Disputes |
The alternative dispute resolution (ADR) for .eu domain name disputes is
provided by the Prague-based Arbitration Court attached to the Economic
Chamber of the Czech Republic and Agricultural Chamber of the Czech Republic
(the “Czech Arbitration Court”). The Czech Arbitration Court administers ADR
Proceedings according to ADR Rules and ADR Supplemental Rules, and in line
with the Public Policy Rules for .eu of the European Commission (EC
Regulation 784/2004). |
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Denmark |
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The Danish Institute of
Arbitration |
The Danish Institute of
Arbitration ("Danish Arbitration") provides dispute resolution for disputes
arising out of commercial contracts by means of arbitration or voluntary
mediation. The website contains detailed information on Danish Arbitration
and the rules governing the organisation and its activities. This link is to
the mediation rules. |
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Egypt |
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The Cairo Regional Center for International Commercial Arbitration
(The) |
The Mediation and ADR Centre is a branch of the
Cairo Regional Centre for International Commercial Arbitration. It was established on August 2001 to
administer mediation and other peaceful non-binding means of avoiding and
settling trade and investment disputes. Mediation is administered either in
accordance with the Rules of the Centre issued in 1990 or according to the Rules
of Conciliation of 1980 issued by UNCITRAL. |
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France |
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La Conciliation, La Médiation et l'Arbitrage |
Web pages provided
by Serge Braudo, Conseiller Honoraire à la Cour d'Appel de Versailles.
Contains a detailed account of ADR in France. In French. |
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CAREN |
CAREN
is an international Court of arbitration set up at Lille, France,
by lawyers but with the support of the business community. It
administers a mediation scheme as well as arbitration. Can be viewed in
English. |
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Germany |
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Deutsche Institution für Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit (DIS) |
DIS is the well known German
arbitration institution. The DIS Mediation/Conciliation Rules came into
force as from January 1, 2002 |
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Hong Kong |
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Hong Kong Mediation Council |
The Hong Kong Mediation Council (HKMC)
was set up within Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC) in
January 1994 to promote the development and use of mediation as a method of
resolving disputes. The HKMC is a division of the HKIAC and was previously
known as the Mediation Group. |
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HKIAC |
Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre |
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India |
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FACT |
FACT, headquartered at New Delhi, has
facilities for conduct of arbitrations and conciliations in major
commercial centres of India. Site contains Rules of Conciliation and
Indian Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996. |
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ICA |
The Indian Council of Arbitration
includes mediation and conciliation among its interests. |
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Indian Institute of
Arbitration & Mediation |
IIAM provide facilities for alternative
dispute resolution (ADR), which includes international and domestic
commercial arbitration and mediation/ conciliation and maintains a panel
of arbitrators and mediators for arbitration and mediation/
conciliation. |
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Macedonia |
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Chamber of Commerce of
Macedonia |
Rules 47 - 51 of
the Rules of Foreign Trade Court of Arbitration provide for mediation. |
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Malaysia |
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Kuala Lumpur
Regional Centre for Arbitration |
The Rules for
conciliation/mediation under the auspices of the Centre incorporate many of
the provisions of the UNCITRAL Conciliation Rules. The Centre offers
facilities and assistance for the conduct of conciliation/mediation
proceedings. |
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Mexico |
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Arbitration
Center of Mexico (The) |
The Arbitration Center of Mexico (CAM) offers the appointment of experts and
members of dispute resolution boards. |
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Romania |
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The Union of the Mediation Centers
in Romania |
The Union of the Mediation Centers in Romania aims at: promoting,
supporting, studying and practicing mediation, as well as making it popular
in Romania through a better understanding of the mediation procedure,
ensuring the material and finacial support necessary to sustain the
mediation activity. |
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Serbia |
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Foreign Trade Court of
Arbitration
at the Serbian Chamber of Commerce |
At the parties’ request,
the Foreign Trade Court of Arbitration conducts conciliation proceedings in
cases that may fall within its jurisdiction, irrespective of whether its
jurisdiction has been stipulated in an arbitration agreement.
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Singapore |
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Singapore Mediation Centre |
If a dispute is not resolved at a mediation at the Singapore
Mediation Centre and the parties proceed to litigate the
matter, they may apply for a waiver of court hearing fees
from either the Supreme Court or the Subordinate Courts
(where hearing fees are applicable). The waiver is available
only if the matter is mediated at the Singapore Mediation
Centre. The SMC is supported by the Supreme Court, Subordinate Courts,
the Singapore Academy of Law and its numerous institutional
partners from both the private and public sectors. |
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Sweden |
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SCC
Institute |
The SCC (Stockholm
Chamber of Commerce) Mediation Institute was established in 1999 to
assist in the settlement of domestic and International disputes in
accordance with the SCC Mediation Rules. |
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Switzerland |
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The Geneva
Chamber of Commerce and Industry |
The Chambre de commerce et d'industrie de Genève web site.
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Academy of Experts |
Through the Faculty of
Mediation & ADR the Academy of Experts has been providing Mediation
Training since the early 90's. Its Register of Qualified Dispute
Resolvers is available on-line. |
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ACAS |
Arbitration Conciliation Advisory Service.
Although ACAS offers many services in connection with employment
relationships, its dispute resolution service is probably its best
known. |
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ACI (A Commercial Initiative for Dispute
Resolution) |
ACI provides an
administered commercial dispute resolution service with a panel of
commercial lawyer arbitrators and mediators specialising in commercial
disputes. It offers a range of dispute resolution schemes, including
arbitration, mediation, early neutral evaluation and mini-trials. |
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ADR Chambers (UK) Limited |
ADR Chambers (UK)
Limited - known as “ADR Chambers” - is the UK arm of a worldwide
alternative dispute resolution group, ADR
Chambers Inc. Established in this country in 1999 to support Lord
Woolf’s reforms ADR Chambers is based on a judicial panel of retired Law
Lords, Lords Justices, High Court, Circuit and other retired Judges. ADR
Chambers operates a specialist panel of practising Barristers and
Solicitors who are trained mediators, arbitrators or neutral evaluators. |
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ADR
Group |
ADR Group is the longest established
nationwide provider of alternative dispute resolution ('ADR') services.
Its panel consists of qualified professionals. |
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ADR Now |
The ADRnow website, run by the Advice
Services Alliance (ASA), the umbrella body for independent advice
services in the UK. The aim of the website is to provide independent
information about a wide range of ADR options, so that advisers and the
general public can make an informed decision about how best to resolve a
dispute. ADRnow do not provide a mediation or ADR service themselves. |
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Association of Midland Mediators |
Refers parties to members
to act as mediators. |
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Association of Northern
Mediators (The) |
The Association of Northern Mediators exists to
promote the use of mediation to resolve civil and commercial disputes
throughout the North of England. It provides, at no cost, lists of
Mediators divided up into local groupings. Mediators are chosen by the
parties, not the Association. There are no appointment fees and an
advice line gives impartial information on how mediation works.
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Richard Butler |
Commercial Mediator
specialising in property disputes and a legal skills trainer. Professor
of Dispute Resolution. Mediation training. |
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CEDR |
CEDR, the Centre for Effective Dispute
Resolution, is an independent non-profit organisation supported by
multinational business and leading professional bodies and public-sector
organisations. It was launched in 1990 with the support of The
Confederation of British Industry. Perhaps the leading mediation body in
the UK. |
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Chartered Institute of
Arbitrators (The) |
The Dispute Resolution Services (DRS)
section of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, DRS deals in all
forms of alternative dispute resolution and is experienced in offering
arbitration, conciliation, mediation and adjudication services, and
other forms of ADR as requested by parties. |
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City
Disputes Panel |
The City Disputes Panel is a leading
provider of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) services that are
tailored to meet the needs of the financial services industry,
commercial corporations and all who do business with them, in the UK and
internationally. |
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Civil Justice Council's ADR Site |
Described as the ADR Answerback, the
website has been designed to provide information about key developments
relating to ADR, as well as give the public the chance to ask them about
what is happening. |
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Claim Room (The) |
Online mediation service |
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Consensus
Mediation |
Consensus Mediation provides commercial
mediation and other alternative dispute resolution services to
businesses, individuals, their solicitors and advisors. Their panels of
commercial and workplace mediators are available throughout England,
Scotland and Wales. |
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Construction Contracts Mediators' Group
(CCMG) |
CCMG provide access to a group of
mediators who specialise in construction contract disputes. |
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eSettle |
eSettle is an
independent, negotiating forum that facilitates the settlement of almost any
type of dispute. Their secure, password protected site, enables both parties to make multiple
settlement offers that remain completely confidential unless and until both
offers are mutually acceptable.
The confidential nature of the offers means that neither party need fear
revealing their hand or placing a floor or ceiling on the amount in
question. |
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Global Mediation Ltd |
Global Mediation was established to meet the
growing demand for mediation and dispute resolution services. They aim to
provide a world-class mediation service and to be a market leader in the
provision of mediation services in the United Kingdom. |
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Independent
Housing Ombudsman |
The Independent Housing
Ombudsman Scheme deals with disputes between landlords and tenants in
England. The Scheme was established under the Housing Act 1996 with
jurisdiction over more than 2,000 landlords. |
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In
Place of Strife |
In Place of Strife operates
an independent panel of highly experienced and distinguished commercial
mediators. |
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InterMedation |
IM, based in the Kent area,
has over 100 panel mediators drawn from a variety of professional and
business backgrounds. |
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Lancashire Family Mediation Service |
Offer confidential help and
mediation to families, young people and children suffering a conflict in
their family. They help to achieve agreement between couples, at every stage
of separation or divorce where children, property or finances are involved.
Very professional newsletters. |
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Law Society
- Civil/Commercial Mediation
Law Society - Family Mediation |
The Law Society is the
professional body for solicitors in England and Wales. It administers two
panels of mediators - civil/commercial and family - and has detailed codes of conduct for solicitor
mediators. It's ADR Committee represents the profession in ADR matters. |
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MATA
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MATA (Mediation And
Training Alternatives) was formed in January 2002 with the purpose of creating
a community-based business that is centred on commercial mediation, both in
practice and in training, and was also person-driven rather than
profit-driven. Central to MATA's aims is the practice and training of people
in dispute avoidance and in the positive approaches to conflict; and if
problems do escalate into disputes, to manage and resolve the disputes
quickly and cost-effectively without going to court. |
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Mediate First |
Mediate First specialise in
the delivery of low risk, cost-effective mediation services to Public &
Private sector organisations. With a multi-disciplinary team of
professionally qualified Mediators, with backgrounds in Accountancy,
Employment, Engineering, Health and Law, Mediate First is able to offer a
broad range of mediation services, for all types of disputes. |
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Mediation UK |
Mediation UK is a national
voluntary organisation dedicated to developing constructive means of
resolving conflicts in communities. |
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Mediators in East Anglia |
MiEA is a non-profit making
regional organisation of qualified mediators and ADR professionals
throughout Cambridgeshire, Essex, Lincolnshire, Norfolk and Suffolk.
Individual members offer their dispute resolution services for a fee (and in
certain cases pro bono - without charge) to the public and to businesses,
accepting both private and court referrals. |
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Online Dispute
Resolution (ODR) |
A section devoted to ODR of the website
run by Delia Venables. |
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Regents College |
The School of Psychotherapy
and Counselling at Regent’s College offers an innovative ADR programme
specifically designed to develop the particular skills and methods required
for successful mediation, conflict resolution and conflict avoidance. |
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Resolve |
Resolve is a Christian
Mediation and Arbitration Service which exists to encourage and assist
Christians to respond to conflict in a biblical manner. |
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Royal
Institution of Chartered Surveyors |
RICS is a global
professional body that represents, regulates and promotes chartered
surveyors and technical surveyors. RICS is an independent, not-for-profit
organisation. It
has a dispute resolution panel. |
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UK College of Family Mediators |
The UK College of Family
Mediators sets training (as well as practice) standards for family mediators
in the UK. |
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Workplace Mediation UK |
PMR Ltd, an independent
company and describes itself as dynamic and one of the UK's leading
specialists in the field of workplace mediation. It claims to have been the
first to develop an accredited training in mediation for the workplace. It
provides mediation services throughout the UK. |
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Association for Conflict Resolution (The) |
The Association for
Conflict Resolution is a professional organization dedicated to enhancing
the practice and public understanding of conflict resolution. |
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Center for Analysis of
Alternative Dispute Resolution Systems |
Assists courts in Illinois to make the most efficient and effective use of
alternative dispute resolution systems |
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Consulting &
Conciliation Service |
CCS is not strictly a mediation site because its goal is to provide an
atmosphere of acceptance and tolerance for the uncertainty that conflict
presents, as well as personal guidance to individuals in learning to manage
conflict without the use of third party intervention. |
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CPR Institute for Dispute Resolution |
Founded in 1979 as the Center for Public Resources,
CPR's mission is "to spearhead innovation and promote
excellence in public and private dispute resolution, and
to serve as a primary multinational resource for
avoidance, management and resolution of business-related
and other disputes."
An excellent ADR resource. |
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Dispute Resolution Board
Foundation (DRBF) |
Web site of the Dispute
Resolution Board Foundation, USA. The Dispute Resolution Board
Foundation is a not-for-profit organization of all types of construction
industry professionals involved in promoting the avoidance and
resolution of construction disputes through use of Dispute Resolution
Boards. |
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Dispute Resolution Specialists |
Dispute Resolution
Specialists, founded in 1993 by R. Michael Kasperzak, Jr. A provider of ADR
services |
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JAMS Washington DC |
Major US ADR service providers |
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Mediate.com |
Large mediation resource. |
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Mediationsearch.com |
Mediationsearch.com
is a directory of mediation, conciliation and ADR experts. |
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Mediation Training Institute
International |
Describes itself as the world's leading
provider of open-enrollment training and certification in workplace conflict
management and mediation. |
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Mediationworks.com |
A
large resource from Mediationworks.com, which describes itself as the
foremost provider of training, certification, and consulting in workplace
conflict management. |
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National
Arbitration Forum |
Since 1986, the National Arbitration
Forum has been a neutral administrator of arbitration, mediation and
other forms of alternative dispute resolution (ADR). The Forum's mission
is to provide superior dispute resolution services to parties seeking an
alternative to litigation. |
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National Association For
Community Mediation |
Supports the maintenance and growth of
community-based mediation programs and processes. |
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National Mediation Academy Inc |
The National Mediation
Academy, Inc. Their basic mediation courses are designed to prepare
mediators to participate in court-appointed mediation programs in the
state of Texas.
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Peacemaker Ministries |
Peacemaker Ministries was founded in 1982 by
a group of pastors, lawyers, and business people who wanted to encourage and
assist Christians to respond to conflict biblically. Since then they have
developed educational resources, seminars, and conciliation training to help
Christians learn how to serve God as peacemakers in the conflicts they
encounter in everyday life. They also provide conflict coaching, mediation,
and arbitration services to help resolve personal conflicts, business
disputes, church and ministry divisions, and even complicated lawsuits. |
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Peacemakers.net |
Another Christian site
containing biblical and other resources concerned with conflict resolution. |
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Professional Mediation
Association (The) |
The Professional Mediation Association's
mission is to advocate, facilitate, encourage, and provide coordination for
the development of programmes incorporating ADR and mediation as the
preferred means of dispute resolution. |
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Shollem |
Shollem, the
Center for Arbitration and Mediation of Israelis in New York, was founded in
2004, to provide the Israeli community in New York with non-judicial tools
to deal with resolution of disputes. The centre brings together professional
Israeli arbitrators, mediators and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
providers and facilitates the resolution of disputes outside-of-court
between members of the community in either Hebrew or English. |
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Society of Maritime Arbitrators |
Society of Maritime
Arbitrators Inc, New York New York has a substantial maritime arbitration
business and in addition to arbitration, the SMA offers conciliation as an
alternative means to resolve disputes. Following the UNCITRAL Conciliation
Rules. |
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US Office of Special Counsel |
The US Office of
Special Counsel (OSC) offers alternative dispute resolution to resolve
selected prohibited personnel practice complaints. The OSC primarily
uses mediation to provide parties the opportunity to resolve an OSC
complaint without the need for a lengthy investigation or costly
litigation. |
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Wayne State
University |
Offers a Master of Arts in Dispute Resolution (MADR) |