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MECHANISMS /
UK & INTERNATIONAL |
SPECIALIST MECHANISMS TO RESOLVE CONFLICTS & DISPUTES
The traditional method of resolving a dispute, is to go to court. There has been a drive in recent years, particularly since the introduction of the Civil Procedure Rules, to find quicker and more flexible ways of resolving conflicts/disputes. Equal Mechanisms, are available to all Industry sectors to resolve disputes. View the available mechanisms which can help resolve disputes with the support of our Fellows. |
DISPUTE RESOLUTION SERVICES /
With thousands of disputes occurring around the world, it’s inevitable that some might cause arguments. We provide a specialist dispute avoidance, management and resolution service, led by our senior 'FPD Panels' Members. The Dispute Resolution Service is a fast, efficient way to resolve disputes out of Court!
APPOINTING A DISPUTE RESOLVER
DRM (Dispute Resolution Mechanisms) are a way for businesses and individuals to resolve disputes without going to court. It's quick, private, usually cheaper than conventional litigation in the courts. Prime Dispute can arrange the appointment/nomination, of dispute resolvers, from its Panels (Arbitrators, Adjudicator, Mediators, etc) to deal with a dispute*.
HOW TO APPLY & COST
Read the ‘Schedule of Fees' guidance note and complete the online 'Application Forms'. Include a copy of the agreement which contains the Prime Dispute 'Model Clauses' giving Prime Dispute the power to appoint. If the dispute does not have a 'Model clause', the parties can jointly agree to submit it to dispute resolution, with Prime Dispute named as the appointing/nominating authority.
AFTER APPLYING
We aim to identify and appoint a dispute resolver once we receive your completed application and the fee. Once the appointment has been made, we’ll send it to the dispute resolver and copies will be sent to the parties and/or their advisers. If you do not require ‘Case Administration’ the parties or their advisers should contact the dispute resolver who will manage the dispute.
With thousands of disputes occurring around the world, it’s inevitable that some might cause arguments. We provide a specialist dispute avoidance, management and resolution service, led by our senior 'FPD Panels' Members. The Dispute Resolution Service is a fast, efficient way to resolve disputes out of Court!
APPOINTING A DISPUTE RESOLVER
DRM (Dispute Resolution Mechanisms) are a way for businesses and individuals to resolve disputes without going to court. It's quick, private, usually cheaper than conventional litigation in the courts. Prime Dispute can arrange the appointment/nomination, of dispute resolvers, from its Panels (Arbitrators, Adjudicator, Mediators, etc) to deal with a dispute*.
HOW TO APPLY & COST
Read the ‘Schedule of Fees' guidance note and complete the online 'Application Forms'. Include a copy of the agreement which contains the Prime Dispute 'Model Clauses' giving Prime Dispute the power to appoint. If the dispute does not have a 'Model clause', the parties can jointly agree to submit it to dispute resolution, with Prime Dispute named as the appointing/nominating authority.
AFTER APPLYING
We aim to identify and appoint a dispute resolver once we receive your completed application and the fee. Once the appointment has been made, we’ll send it to the dispute resolver and copies will be sent to the parties and/or their advisers. If you do not require ‘Case Administration’ the parties or their advisers should contact the dispute resolver who will manage the dispute.
Sample Mediation Agreement /
Supporting the Mediation Process
Supporting the Mediation Process
BUSINESS RELATIONSHIPS /
Considering alternatives to Litigation to maintain commercial relationships
Considering alternatives to Litigation to maintain commercial relationships
Parties are expected to act reasonably in exchanging information about the claim, defences and counter-claim including relevant documents in support of their case and generally work towards avoiding the necessity for the start of proceedings. It is also imperative to consider the suitability of mediation or another form or dispute resolution to resolve the matter.
Additional powers are available to the courts if it is considered that due to the behaviour of the defaulting party proceedings have been started that might otherwise not needed to be commenced. Further, those could also be used if the court believes non-compliance has led to costs being incurred that might otherwise not have been incurred.
Additional powers are available to the courts if it is considered that due to the behaviour of the defaulting party proceedings have been started that might otherwise not needed to be commenced. Further, those could also be used if the court believes non-compliance has led to costs being incurred that might otherwise not have been incurred.
EXPERTISE & EXPERIENCE / SECTORS
We are committed to supporting Industry in areas where they are seeking to resolve disputes as an alternative to litigation. This means always listening and understanding the real issues. Our combined sectors and practice area approach enables us to remain at the forefront of dispute resolution and commercial developments. A list of all the sectors supported by our members:
We are committed to supporting Industry in areas where they are seeking to resolve disputes as an alternative to litigation. This means always listening and understanding the real issues. Our combined sectors and practice area approach enables us to remain at the forefront of dispute resolution and commercial developments. A list of all the sectors supported by our members:
