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Butterworths Hong Kong Mediation Practical Guide
Butterworths Hong Kong Mediation Practical Guide provides a timely reference to both legal and non-legal practitioners on both the practical and legal aspects of mediation in Hong Kong.
Publisher: LexisNexis Hong Kong
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Publisher: LexisNexis Hong Kong
Butterworths Hong Kong Mediation Practical Guide provides a timely reference to both legal and non-legal practitioners on both the practical and legal aspects of mediation in Hong Kong.
This book takes into account the important procedural and legal issues relating to mediation, and provides comprehensive guidance to the practical steps involved from the commencement to the concluding of the substantive mediation.
Focus is placed on the practical and legal aspects of Hong Kong mediation, including Practice Direction 31, mediation rules and codes of the CEDR, HKIAC and HKMC as well as the proposed code by the Department of Justice. Cases on the issues relating to confidentiality, without prejudice and privileged communication, and mediation costs are also discussed.
This book provides a breadth of coverage to be of interest to practitioners, whilst being accessible to students and newcomers to mediation.