Statutory arbitration, enforcement, and other issues under the Commercial Rent (Coronavirus Act) 2022
13th May 2022
海角破解版 recently hosted a free Commercial Law Webinar, at which members of the Commercial Group,聽David Parratt KC (Scot),听听Charles Irvine听补苍诲听Rebecca Farrell聽considered statutory arbitration, enforcement, and other issues under the Commercial Rent (Coronavirus Act) 2022.聽The team also reflected on arbitration as a tool for dispute resolvers against the backdrop of this new legislation; the evolving debate concerning compulsory ADR and party鈥檚 voluntary use of the arbitration process.
Attendance numbers at the webinar were impressive, with great engagement from the audience resulting a vast variety of pertinent questions being asked.
Read Charles Irvine and Rebecca Farrell鈥檚 article on the聽Commercial Rents (Coronavirus Act) 2022.
To read David Parratt QC (Scot) and Rebecca Farrell鈥檚 review of the聽鈥楥ompulsory ADR (鈥渢he Report鈥�) published by the Civil Justice Council, click here.
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