First report on commercial conflict resolution in North America released

The GPC North America Report predicts a changed approach to commercial conflict resolution in the North American market and states that the routine use of litigation and arbitration does not meet the expectations of the commercial world whereas mediation has become mainstream and is becoming the most universal conflict resolution process.

The Danish Chamber of Commerce joins Mediation Project

In order to promote the use of mediation, the Danish Mediation Institute has launched a project in mediators are made available free of charge in 20 business and construction disputes. The Mediation Project is launched in collaboration with the Confederation of Danish Industry, The Danish Construction Association, and the Danish Construction and Arbitration Board. And now the Danish Chamber of Commerce is also joining the project.

Debate article in Weekendavisen: The red curve

The corona crisis risks overburdening the justice system. The Danish Chamber of Commerce and th Confederation of Danish Industry together with the Danish Mediation Institute, call on the country’s municipalities and public institutions to resolve conflicts through mediation and find solutions that promote good relations with the business community in the future.

A Scandinavian Perspective in the Era of the Singapore Convention on Mediation

IMI – International Mediation Institute and Singapore International Mediation Institute focused on mediation in Scandinavia on July 1st.

In this webinar, the Director of the Danish Mediation Institute gives a status on the growing interest in commercial mediation in Denmark and Scandinavia, followed by Q&A with lawyer and mediator Morten Tveten (Norway) and lawyer and mediator Gert Nilsson Eldrimner (Sweden).