by Paul Sandford | Oct 21, 2019
Can pain be analysed or objectively measured? This is a question that both litigants, who claim that they have sustained some form of physical or mental health related injury and seek redress, and their lawyers and other advisers often have to address. In the context...
by Paul Sandford | Oct 14, 2019
One abiding experience of those who work in the family law sector helping separating and separated couples to resolve their disagreements and move on is that particularly in cases where there has been a lot of acrimony, resentment can linger. All too often, this means...
by Paul Sandford | Oct 3, 2019
Recently I posted a blog on the subject of people telling the truth – or not. When writing it, I looked at the issue of the difference between fact and opinion. People often blur the two. Phrases that are routinely used in everyday conversation such as “what a lovely...
by Paul Sandford | Sep 30, 2019
Harvey is the chief executive and managing director of Haystack Ltd, a modest sized but very successful niche manufacturing company. Over 20 years he built the business up to the point that it was valued as being worth in excess of £100 million. Harvey is a rather...
by Paul Sandford | Sep 19, 2019
This proposition was conceived by Vivek Garg MBA, the Texas-based Business Lead and Analyst. I trust that he will not mind me looking at his very wise words from a mediation perspective. Of late I have written a good deal about complexity but why do people make things...
