Singapore Case Note Part 2: What happens when a party to a mediated settlement agreement has a change of heart?
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This blog was first published on 17 Nov 2018 in Kluwer Mediation Blog:http://mediationblog.kluwerarbitration.com/2018/11/17/singapore-case-note-part-2-what-happens-when-a-party-to-a-mediated-settlement-agreement-has-a-change-of-heart/
Author:Nadja Alexander , Shou Yu Chong (Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy)
In October, we reported on a recent…
Arb-Med-Arb in cross-border disputes
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Authors: Janet C. Checkley is a researcher at (Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy), Professor Nadja Alexander is a director at (Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy)
To satisfy the needs of an increasingly diverse set of legal cultures meeting in the global marketplace today, dispute resolution mechanisms must continually evolve. One of the…
Fragmenting Dispute Settlement in the New Regionalism Era
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Author: Associate Professor Pasha Hsieh( Singapore Management University,Lee Kong Chian Fellow)
My research focuses on the legal issues that arise from free trade agreements (FTAs), as these proliferating agreements are critical to growth and development in Singapore and other Asia-Pacific countries. Alongside the ongoing trade war between the US and China, the world is entering a…
Singapore Case Note: What happens when a party to an MSA has a change of heart?
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This blog was first published on 17 Oct 2018 in Kluwer Mediation Blog:http://mediationblog.kluwerarbitration.com/2018/10/17/singapore-case-note-happens-party-msa-change-heart/
Author: Nadja Alexander (Editor) & Shou Yu Chong (Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy)
Hot off the press, the case of Chan Gek Yong v Violet Netto (practising as L F…
Kluwer Mediation Blog – August & September Digest
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This blog was first published on 02 Oct 2018 in Kluwer Mediation Blog:http://arbitrationblog.kluwerarbitration.com/2018/10/02/kluwer-mediation-blog-august-september-digest/
Author: Anna Howard (Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary University of London)
“In every negotiation the most important work is done by those in the shadows.” Ian Wishart, as quoted by Bill Marsh in “Personal…
Introducing the Singapore Convention on Mediation
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