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15.10.2009
Civitas lead Mediation in Law Seminar
Members of the Dispute Resolution division of Civitas this Thursday 15th at the National Assembly are leading an important seminar on Mediation in Public Law. The idea of Mair Coombes-Davies, the seminar, which is already over-subscribed, seeks to address how mediation can be used more in the context of public law.
Bryan Thomas will be introducing the session with the subject “Mediation in Public Law: What Mediation can do for You” and the keynote speech during the afternoon is to be given by Carwyn Jones, Counsel General and Leader of the House.
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Civitas lead Mediation in Law Seminar
Members of the Dispute Resolution division of Civitas this Thursday 15th at the National Assembly are leading an important seminar on Mediation in Public Law. The idea of Mair Coombes-Davies, the seminar, which is already over-subscribed, seeks to address how mediation can be used more in the context of public law.
Bryan Thomas will be introducing the session with the subject “Mediation in Public Law: What Mediation can do for You” and the keynote speech during the afternoon is to be given by Carwyn Jones, Counsel General and Leader of the House.
The seminar is also being kindly supported by the ADR Committee of the Bar Council in particular by the Committee’s chair Beverly-Ann Rogers. Other members of the committee including John Pugh-Smith and Philip Bartle QC will address planning and employment respectively.
Keith Bush, Chief Legal Adviser and Director of Legal Services to the National Assembly, will also be addressing the seminar.
As part of the afternoon, members of Civitas will be mediating a complex multi-party dispute concerning public health and planning as well as various private law issues. Anthony Vines will be mediating whilst the various parties will be represented by Graham Walters, Bryan Thomas, Nick David Jones, Richard Cole and Victoria Hillier.
Graham Walters will also be chairing a forum considering the issues raised by the afternoon.
Further details or information can be obtained from Karen Ling on 08450 713 007.
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