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Webinar Recording | Evolution of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) - Amid litigation fatigue and COVID-19 restrictions

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Webinar Recording | Evolution of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) - Amid litigation fatigue and COVID-19 restrictions

Our experts hosted a webinar on the evolution of alternative dispute resolution in Central Africa, East Africa, and Southern Africa, and how the use of technology advancements has assisted.

21 Sep 2021 1 min read Article

CDH experts Desmond Odhiambo, Belinda Scriba, Tiffany Jegels, and Moderator, Jackwell Feris also also gave insights into the interplay between mediation and arbitration/litigation and if they can exist together, or does one cannibalise the other.

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