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Feb012011

Growing Reliance on Mediation 

Judiciary, Government and ADR Justice

CEDR
January 24, 2011

Recently, the UK Judiciary has sanctioned even a successful party if its failure to mediate was unreasonable. While the Judiciary in the UK has embraced mediation, the government has moved slower, only recently expanding Small Claims Mediation Services and the National Mediation Hotline.

As the UK puts pressure on parties to settle, concerns and fears that mediation is supplanting litigation arise. However, with the limited resources of many courts, mediation may be creating true access to justice.

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