"Rapid Resolution ADR". More information about the author is available on his website at http://www.philbruner.com
Publications
HOW FINAL SHOULD DISPUTE RESOLUTION BE?
A paper by John Uff CBE, QC, delivered to the SCA/SCL Joint Meeting which took place on 6 July 2010.
E DISCOVERY
A paper by David Cartwright presented to the Society's Annual Conference held in May 2009 in Edinburgh.
THIRD PARTY FUNDING
A paper by Melanie Willems delivered at a meeting of the Society on Wednesday 7 October 2009.
THE USE OF DISPUTE BOARDS - RECENT EXPERIENCE
A paper by David J Loosemoore presented to the Society's Annual Conference held in May 2009 in Edinburgh.
DIVERSITY IN INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION ARBITRATION - IS IT TO BE AVOIDED OR WELCOMED?
A paper by Professor John Uff, given at the Society's conference in Budapest in May 2008.
THE CREDIT CRUNCH: ARE ARBITRATORS UP TO THE CHALLENGE?
A paper given by John Rushton on 10 February 2009
WOULD A COMMON LAW RIGHT TO APPORTION LIABILITY IN CONTRACT FACILITATE JUSTICE IN CONCURRENT DELAY DISPUTES?
HER MAJESTY’S JUDGES: FRIEND OR FOE?
A paper given by Richard Fernyhough QC of Keating Chambers in October 2008.
PROVISION FOR MULTI-TIER DISPUTE RESOLUTION IN INTERNATIONAL CONTRACTS
A presentation to a joint meeting of the Society of Construction Law and the Society of Construction Arbitrators on 1 July 2008 by Ellis Baker, Head of Construction and Engineering Practice Group, White & Case LLP, London.
WOULD A COMMON LAW RIGHT TO APPORTION LIABILITY IN CONTRACT FACILITATE JUSTICE IN CONCURRENT DELAY DISPUTES?
A paper by Paul Baines, submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Leeds Metropolitan University MSc Construction Law & Arbitration, and winner of the 2007 prize given by the Society of Construction Arbitrators for the best dissertation on the course.
ADR IN CONSTRUCTION: IS IT EVER UNFAIR
A paper by Professor Philip Britton LLB BCL, winner of the Society of Construction Arbitrators Norman Royce Prize 2008.
EXPERT DETERMINATION IN MAJOR CONSTRUCTION DISPUTES: PUBLIC POLICY, UNCERTAINTY AND MISCLASSIFICATION IN AUSTRALIA
A paper by Trevor Thomas, the runner up in the Society of Construction Arbitrators Norman Royce Prize 2008.
DO PRE-ARBITRAL PROCEDURES WORK, ARE THEY NECESSARY OR ARE THEY SIMPLY KILLING CONSTRUCTION ARBITRATION AS WE USED TO KNOW IT? THE HONG KONG PERSPECTIVE
Notes of a talk given by Colin Wall, BSc, FRICS, FHKIS, MACostE, MAE, QDR, RPS(QS) at the Society's Annual Conference in Lisbon on 6 May 2007, with comment by J Neville Tait MA, Ceng, FICE, FCIArb.
WHAT IS WRONG WITH ADJUDICATION
A lecture given to a joint meeting of the Society and the Society of Construction Law at Kings College, London on 1 July 2004.
CURRENT TRENDS IN DISPUTE RESOLUTION - FOCUS ON ICC DISPUTE RESOLUTION BOARDS
A lecture given to the Society's Annual Conference, Hathersage, Derbyshire on Saturday 14 May 2005.
100 DAY ARBITRATION - 'THE FINAL FRONTIER'
A lecture given to the Society's Annual Conference, Hathersage, Derbyshire on Saturday 14 May 2005.
ADJUDICATION IN ASIA AND AUSTRALASIA
A lecture given to the Society's Annual Conference, Hathersage, Derbyshire on Saturday 14 May 2005.