THE YEAR AHEADTop Trials 2005: 2005 was a year in which several major trials came to an end. Charlie Wright and Ed Thornton review the year's most significant trials and investigations and talk to leading litigators, QCs and clerks about what 2006 holds in store for dispute resolution
January 11, 2006 at 07:03 PM
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ANTHONY BOSWOOD QC, FOUNTAIN COURT CHAMBERS
“Mediation is still going pretty strong and arbitration is still very strong. The tendency to litigate continues to decline, judging by the number of claim forms being issued. The reasons for this are not clear – it will probably swing round again.
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