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Firm announces new arbitration-first approach to resolving children disputes
A disputes-focused law firm has announced it will take a non-court dispute resolution (NCDR) first approach when resolving complex children disputes, launching a new children arbitration protocol which will see the firm prioritising arbitration for suitable private children disputes that cannot be resolved by agreement. London and Leeds based Stewarts said the decision was in response to a “five-fold increase”

Firm announces new arbitration-first approach to resolving children disputes
A disputes-focused law firm has announced it will take a non-court dispute resolution (NCDR) first approach when resolving complex children disputes, launching a new children arbitration protocol which will see the firm prioritising arbitration for suitable private children disputes that cannot be resolved by agreement. London and Leeds based Stewarts said the decision was in response to a “five-fold increase”

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