I devoted most of last weekend to attending the conference of the Institute of Arbitrators and Mediators Australia in Canberra. The Institute promotes the settlement of all forms of disputes, personal as well as commercial, by having an independent person hold the ring while the parties talk or, if that fails, using an arbitrator instead of having the dispute bogged down for years in the labyrinthine gobbledegook of expensive litigation in the courts.
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