Sentences with phrase «judicial dispute»

Self - represented litigants continue to be a significant part of judicial dispute resolution, and the problems with ensuring fairness to those litigants continue.

Speaker, «Effective Advocacy in Judicial Dispute Resolutions,» The Legal Education Society of Alberta; 2004.

Finally, although we do not have a justice of precedents, it is a fact that the volume of judicial disputes leads the Judges to create a base of decision criteria and it needs to be very well known by the law office to guarantee maximum performance in the defence of its clients.

From 2011, I undertook the position of CEO of a reputable law office and, from 2013, I created Eduardo Biondi, Antonio Ricardo Corrêa Advogados Asso - ciados, where I am CEO of the office, exclusively intended to the Real Estate market, including judicial disputes, me - diation, structuring of business, and institutional representa - tion before the Judiciary Branch.

Despite all the energy and resources being devoted in our modern system of civil justice to mediation, alternative dispute resolution and most recently judicial dispute resolution, in its 111 page judgment in Combined Air and four other cases, the Court of Appeal reinforces the primordial elements of the trial in our system of civil justice.

Concerning the latter, which lacked a compulsory (quasi --RRB- judicial dispute settlement arrangement, the Court ruled that according to the preamble oft he GATT itself, it was an organization «based on the principle of negotiations undertaken on the basis of «reciprocal and mutually advantageous arrangements»».

Step Five is a formal attempt to find settlement through judicial dispute resolution, aided by the lawyer and leaning heavily on the lawyer's recommendations on financial issues and the counsellor's recommendations for the care of the children.

While in judicial dispute resolution and partly in arbitration the introduction of ICT necessarily has to comply with the rules of procedural law, mediation allows for a higher freedom and possibly for entirely on - line procedures.

Leah has appeared before the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench, and during the pre-trial period at Judicial Dispute Resolution conferences.

From 2011, I undertook the position of CEO of a reputable law office and, from 2013, I created Eduardo Biondi, Antonio Ricardo Corrêa Advogados Associados, where I am CEO of the office, exclusively intended to the Real Estate market, including judicial disputes, mediation, structuring of business, and institutional representation before the Judiciary Branch.

Despite all the energy and resources being devoted in our modern system of civil justice to mediation, alternative dispute resolution and most recently judicial dispute resolution, in its 111 page judgment in Combined Air and four other cases, the Court of Appeal reinforces the primordial elements of the trial in our... [more]

The Alberta Court of Queen's Bench announced starting in the autumn, the numbers of judges hearing judicial dispute resolutions in Calgary and Edmonton will be reduced from three to two a week.

Alexis has experience resolving matters through trials, judicial dispute resolution, and arbitration and is listed on the Canadian Defence Lawyers / Canadian Insurance Claims Managers Association arbitration roster.

represent you in the legal proceedings best suited to your case, whether that's settlement negotiations, mediation, Judicial Dispute Resolution, a mini-trial or a full trial in court.

This point is convincing, given the fact that, as the authors point out, the jurisprudence lacks finality in a very real sense: in access to documents cases, EU courts can not serve the institutions injunctions to disclose documents that are subject of the judicial dispute (pp. 7 - 8).

The problem may that judicial dispute resolution (JDR) has been allowed to take over mandatory ADR.

Since November 2010, litigants in Alberta's QB have been obliged to participate in a dispute resolution process — such as mediation or judicial dispute resolution (JDR)-- before their matter could be set for trial.

If the parties were unable to reach a resolution by consent, the Court may require parties to attend a judicial dispute resolution meeting (JDR).

Judicial Dispute Resolution (JDR): A method of dispute resolution where a judge meets with opposing parties and their counsel to attempt to facilitate a resolution between the parties.

In addition, Nancy has extensive experience in mediation and judicial dispute resolution as an alternative to estate litigation.

Negotiations (includes letters, phone calls, meetings, mediations, or judicial dispute resolution) generally take place at any stage during this litigation process, and before it.

The Canadian Bar Association's Envisioning Equal Justice consultation paper, Underexplored Alternatives for the Middle Class, recognizes the need to «re-engineer» dispute resolution processes and explores a number of court process reforms as potential means to provide better access to judicial dispute resolution.

The Court of Appeal's website includes links to information such as their: Announcements; Articling Program; Court of Appeal E-Filing; Frequently Asked Questions; History; Judgments; Judgments to be Filed; Judicial Dispute Resolution Guidelines; Locations; Sittings; Practice Notes / Directions; Publications and Forms; and Subscription Services.

I have conducted hundreds of Questionings in relation to a variety of civil matters, and have represented clients in numerous mediations and Judicial Dispute Resolutions.

Represents certain automobile manufacturers in their judicial disputes in Québec.

In a Judicial Dispute Resolution (JDR) an actual Judge is involved and in a Mediation, a senior lawyer who is also an experienced Mediator is involved.

Alternative dispute resolution mechanisms including mediations, judicial dispute resolutions and arbitrations are employed regularly as means of meeting our clients» needs.

She has appeared before all levels of Court of Alberta and before administrative tribunals and has extensive experience in various forms of alternate dispute resolution, including both private mediation and judicial dispute resolution.

For example, mandatory court - based mediation rules, judicial dispute resolution initiatives, case management regimes, pre-trial conferences, and cost - based settlement incentives have all become central pillars of the modern civil justice system and its reform.

While many courts are expanding the number and nature of non-adversarial dispute resolution services available, such as the family cases conferences provided by the Provincial Court of British Columbia or the judicial dispute resolution hearings available in the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench, adversarial procedures remain the dominant feature of the litigation process.

Once a conflict arises, the parties have on the one side the possibility to resort to Courts (judicial dispute resolution); on the other side, they can agree to submit the issue to an arbitrator or mediator (alternative dispute resolution).

This is a multi-track look at how to apply technology at all points of the judicial dispute resolution system.

That is why methods such as mediation, collaborative divorce, attorneys assisting in negotiations and judicial dispute resolution are the way of the future — especially for these family systems in pain and resistant to the changes of the larger society.

The family court workers also help prepare Court applications and attend Court and judicial dispute resolution hearings with the parties.