by Paul Sandford | Mar 18, 2019
by Paul Sandford director of ASMADR and convener of its Medical Team, assisted by Dr Russell Foster, the ASMADR Medical Director One book that holds pride of place on my shelves is the brilliantly written “How to Lie with Statistics” by Darryl Huff. Mr...
by Paul Sandford | Mar 14, 2019
Of late quite a number of people have posted their thoughts on this subject on Linked In. Thus far I have only posted some brief comments but I hope that this article which reflects my judicial experience will materially contribute to the debate. As a UK tribunal...
by Dr Russell Foster | Mar 11, 2019
By Dr Russell Foster, ASMADR’s Medical Consultant and a member of its medical team. The first part of this blog was published on the ASMADR website in January 2019. In my previous blog I introduced you to an amazing little book, a unique historic document, that every...
by Paul Sandford | Mar 8, 2019
The initial answer to the above questions may be “no” and that mediation is a medium that lends itself to civil and family disputes but not criminal matters. However, the perceived boundaries of mediation are frequently pushed back and techniques such as...
by Paul Sandford | Mar 4, 2019
by Paul Sandford, ASMADR’s Director and convenor of its Sports Team and Brendan Schutte, the convenor of ASMADR’s Workplace and Employment Team Time was when you opened the sports pages of a newspaper you would find an abundance of material: results, match reports,...
by Paul Sandford | Feb 28, 2019
Followers of ASMADR sporting blogs will know that I maintain an interest in lower league football and have a soft spot for its underdogs. With this in mind spare a thought for Pro Piacenza of the Italian Seria C league who a couple of weeks ago were beaten 20-0 by...
