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Webinar - Litigation Snapshot 4 - How to Effectively Settle a Dispute

Who should attend

This training session is aimed at those working in the education sector

Synopsis

Education clients usually prefer to avoid litigation not least given the costs, time and resource involved. When faced with a dispute it is therefore important for the institution to make an informed decision on the best route to resolve the matter, in order to avoid litigation.

In this webinar we will look at :

− the options available to you in settling disputes, including the advantages and disadvantages

− the practicalities and strategic considerations for when you are making and receiving offers

− the procedural alternative dispute resolution methods available and the differences between them.

Cost: Free

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08/09/2021
Webinar
12:30 - 13:30 (Local time)
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