Construction industry disputes are common and the amounts in dispute are consid_pelatihanerably high. Such disputes are often quite complex making it difficult to present the issues clearly to the non-technical triers of fact. The traditional dispute resolution process involved negotiations, possibly mediation, followed by litigation. Although the construction industry is not typically consid_pelatihanered to be progressive or forward thinking, with respect to disputes resolution the industry has developed a number alternative means of resolving disputes. Numerous Avoid_pelatihanance and Dispute Resolution (ADR) techniques have been developed and implemented, all with the end goal of resolving disputes without resorting to traditional, time-consuming and expensive litigation.
This course discusses different forms of ADR that are being used in the construction industry. While some are merely variations of a theme, all are different and all have advantages and disadvantages that should be consid_pelatihanered prior to selection.
Training Course Details/Schedule
- Conflict Avoid_pelatihanance and Dispute Resolution What is a dispute? Is a “difference” a dispute?
- Fundamentals of Dispute Resolution
- Contract definitions and clauses addressing disputes
- What is Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and Why to use it ?
- Dispute Resolution Provisions of Stand Form of Contracts used in Construction Industry
- Dispute Resolution Board Foundation
- Various forms of ADR
- Arbitration
- Adjudication
- Expert Determination
- Mediation
- Negotiation
- The benefits of each type of ADR
- What is Negotiation?
- Principle-based Negotiation
- Removing people from the problem
- Open and closed questions
- Agreed outcomes
- BATNA’s
- International arbitration;
- Introduction to international arbitration
- Institutional versus ‘ad hoc’ arbitration
- Arbitration Process
- Selection of Arbitrators
- Interim and Emergency Measures in International Arbitrations
- Costs in Arbitration
- Construction Industry Arbitrations ICC Report
- Drafting international arbitration clauses
- The New York Convention
- The arbitration award and its enforcement
- Arbitration in GCC
- Introduction to mediation: The process and its principles
- Difference between Mediation and Arbitration
- Litigation vs. Arbitration
- Wrap – up
- Q&A
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