Arbitration and intellectual property – Scope and potential

Webinar recording | Online | Available for purchase

This webinar explores the mechanisms used by online platforms to resolve copyright, trademark and patent disputes and their potential for wider application.

Child Inclusive and Developmentally Focused Dispute Resolution: Two evidence-based methods

Webinar recording | Online | Available for purchase

The online training for both, housed on the Children Beyond Dispute website, is discussed.

Mediating via videoconference for FDRPs

Webinar recording | Online | Available for purchase

The Future of Alternative Dispute Resolution in Sport: The National Sports Tribunal

Journal article | September 2020 | Available for purchase & free for members

This article has been extracted from the Resolution Institute journal The Arbitrator and Mediator September 2020.

Written by Anthony Lo Surdo SC

NEC4 contracts and collaborative contracting

Webinar recording | Online | Available for purchase

Divorce coaching – the new paradigm

Webinar recording | Online | Available for purchase

Adding ‘Relationship Mediation’ to your practice

Webinar recording | Online | Available for purchase

In this webinar Mieke Brandon discussed the purpose, process and content of ‘Relationship Mediation’ and how it can assist partners to enrich their relationship.

Mediation and COVID-19 share the same DNA – Liminality and the Adjacent Possible

Webinar recording | Online | Available for purchase

Greg Rooney in conversation with Margaret Ross with commentary by US mediator Michael Lang

Elder Mediation and Legal Decision-Making Capacity (in association with EMAN)

Webinar recording | Online | Available for purchase

This webinar is a joint initiative of RI and EMAN and is the second in a series that EMAN is organising on elder mediation.

Queensland: Beautiful one day, confusing the next? The very recent decision of Collins v Queensland

Webinar recording | Online | Available for purchase

In this Webinar Laurence Boulle AM excitedly informs you that Collins might upset the law of mediator liability established by Tapoohi, while Robert Angyal SC will calm your jangled juridical nerves by placing Collins in the context of contract. The presenters interrogated each other adversarially on their respective views.