by Paul Sandford | Jun 29, 2017
This case which came before the Court of Appeal in March 2017 concerning the rights of a claimant (C) who having been compulsorily detained under the England and Wales mental health legislation applied for a Judicial Review of a decision or removal from a secure...
by Paul Sandford | Jun 19, 2017
In the wake of my Lisbon-based ASM colleague, David Santiago, telling me about his recent successes in the state of Mato Grosso, Brazil I read a review of a Portuguese restaurant situated in south-east London. As well as extolling the virtues of the said restaurant,...
by Dr Roy Van den Brink-Budgen | Jun 17, 2017
Dr Roy van den Brink-Budgen, is an Expert in the field of Critical Thinking with considerable international business and academic experience and a friend of #ASM I have been working in the field of critical thinking for 30 years. This work has been with students (from...
by David King | Jun 5, 2017
I am I suspect, rather disappointingly, that in some respects I am a rather ordinary sort of a man. I will never climb Everest and my skills in amateur dramatics are somewhat “hammy”. However, I am distinctly “unusual” in that wherever I go I always wear a suitable...
by Ben Beaumont | Jun 1, 2017
We all talk about the concept of med/arb. Yet how often do day-to-day practitioners find themselves placed in a contractual situation where they are required/motivated to mediate and in the event of failure adjudicate or arbitrate the dispute? There are under various...
